Rugby fans are invited to gather in the heart of the capital this July as Brewhemia transforms into the ultimate matchday destination for Scotland’s Nations Championships.
With three giant screens, live music before and after every Scotland fixture, their house piper kick-starting the match, and a packed food and drinks offering, Brewhemia is preparing to welcome supporters looking for a lively atmosphere – just as if you were in the stadium itself.
Throughout the tournament, fans can catch every Scotland match live, including:
- Saturday 4th of July 2026 – Argentina V Scotland – 8:10pm K.O
- Saturday 11th of July 2026 – South Africa V Scotland – 4:40pm K.O
- Saturday 18th of July 2026 – Scotland V Fiji – 2:10pm K.O
To mark Scotland’s fixture against Fiji, Brewhemia is also hosting a special pre-rugby brunch session ahead of the match at Murrayfield, giving supporters the chance to fuel-up before heading to the stadium, or to settle in to watch the action unfold from the Beer Palace itself.
Guests can enjoy everything from hearty Scottish and Alpine inspired favourites and brunch dishes, to pints of tank-fresh beers and lagers, cocktails and drams, making Brewhemia a one-stop destination for matchday celebrations.
“Rugby has a unique ability to bring people together, and we’re looking forward to seeing that atmosphere return to the Beer Palace during Scotland’s summer campaign,” said Brewhemia’s General Manager.
With demand expected to be high for Scotland fixtures, advance bookings are encouraged to secure the best seats in the house.
How To Book
Dining
For Dining, all bookings can be made by visiting https://brewhemia.co.uk/rugby-dining/
For groups of 11+, or for any further enquiries, please contact our dedicated Events Team at [email protected]
Drinks
Bookings for drinks can be made via www.brewhemia.co.uk/booking/ for groups 4+. For smaller groups, walk-ins are encouraged.
The Nations Championships
Where: Brewhemia, 1A Market Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1DE, 0131 226 9560
When: July 4th – July 18th
Details: Back Blue in the Beer Palace during the Nations Championships this July.
