Fuller's christens The Admiralty pub in naval style

Fuller’s celebrated the opening of its latest London pub last week in unique style.

The Admiralty — the only pub on Trafalgar Square — opened its doors on Trafalgar Day (21 October) after an extensive refurbishment.

In true naval style, a magnum of London Pride was smashed on the outside of the building to celebrate the opening. Doing the honours were former First Sea Lord, Admiral the Lord West of Spithead, and Fuller’s chief executive Simon Emeny.

The London-based brewer and pub operator continues to enhance its estate and over the summer acquired the Harp in Covent Garden in a multi-million pound deal.

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