It’s time to ditch the six-pack and bring the pub back home with five-litre kegs of some of the world's best brews in celebration of International Beer Day. The event today (August 5) is a tribute to beers and breweries from across the globe round the world giving ale enthusiasts the chance to sample a range of varieties.
To mark the occasion, The Bottle Club has curated a fabulous line-up of five-litre kegs and low-alcohol options to enjoy – many at special sale prices - taking inspiration from world famous rock bands to monasteries. Perfect for a party, barbecue or small gathering – and even for some summertime relaxation at home – mini kegs are party savers and pub recreators and hold five-litres of beer, for as little as £2.20 a pint.
Apostel Weissbier Hell Keg, pioneered by 17th century monks, is a typically German naturally cloudy wheat beer first brewed in Worms in 1679 - and it’s still going strong today. Fruity and sparkling, it gives a light malt sweetness and regional malts for richness and has a wonderful amber appearance. Brewer Eichbaum is particularly proud of its brewed ale yeast, which gives a very pleasant and unique identity to this Weissbier.