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We are extremely excited to announce that Camden Pale Ale is launching THIS WEEK on PerfectDraft. This 4% American style Pale Ale is packed with fruity, hoppy flavours and finished off with a refreshing dry mouth feel. Keep your eyes peeled this week to see how you can pick up Camden Pale ale and be pouring perfect pints. Cheers,The PerfectDraft... Read more
A tiny brewery with big ambitions How about a little trip to Wales? If you like craft beer and you're in the area, head south to Newport, a large city of about 150,000 inhabitants, famous for its lively nightlife, its bridges and its microbrewery Tiny Rebel. It may be the youngest in the country, but it's the only one to have won bronze, silver and gold medals at the World... Read more
The history of Bosteels For more than 200 years, the Belgian brewery Bosteels has been going strong, with no less than seven generations succeeding each other since 1791. As the saying goes, the best jams are made in old pots! Just imagine the possibility that your ancestors have already tasted their brews! At that time, the brewery was very important for the city since it... Read more
The story of Poppels Bryggeri Let's go back to where it all started on December 1st: Sweden! Not at Omnipollo, but at Poppels Bryggeri! This microbrewery laid its foundations in 2012 with no less than 15 beer lovers, who joined together to realize a common dream, that of spreading the love of craft beer around the world. Now that's a great life goal! That love began to see the... Read more
The history of the Dutch brewery Lowlander The Lowlanders "The Netherlands" or "Pays-Bas" is a name that speaks for itself and can literally be transformed into "Low Lands" because their territory is under the sea level. Long ago, pioneer sailors, the lowlanders, crossed the globe to trade resources from all over the world. That's where the idea for Lowlander Brewery came... Read more
The Ninkasi brewery in Lyon If the city of Lyon is famous for its Lumière brothers and the invention of the cinematograph in 1895, it is also famous for the construction of its Ninkasi brewery in 1997. At the helm is a certain Christophe Fargier who will call his brewery Ninkasi. Mythology fans will understand the reference to the goddess of beer in Sumerian mythology.... Read more
The Swedish brewery Dugges When we talk about Swedish beers and breweries, we can think of the eccentric Omnipollo, the famous fruity Brewski, the eco-friendly Oppigards or Dugges, the brewery with an incredible history. And just as well, because it's the latter that we're going to tell you about, since it has made its way into our 2022 Advent calendar, the Beery... Read more
Vocation Brewery The origins of Vocation Having a vocation is beautiful! What is even more beautiful is to be able to live from it! Among the many English breweries that exist, there is one that has made its vocation a daydream, to the point of giving the name Vocation to its brewery. Vocation Brewery is convinced of it, beer is their hobby and they do it damn well! When... Read more
Jopen, a brewery with old fashioned recipes From the outside, it resembles a church, but once you enter, it's a brewery! The Dutch craft brewery Jopen likes to go for the original, transforming a former church in Haarlem into a resplendent brewery: Jopenkerk. To continue the sensationalism, Jopen also wanted to recreate the traditional beers of its 14th century city, when it... Read more
Siren Brewery While they were talking about world-renowned British breweries such as Thornbridge, Magic Rock or Brewdog, Siren Craft Brew has been able to gradually establish itself in the brewing landscape to the delight of craft beer lovers. If it took much longer than they thought to proceed with the installation of their brewery, it was in 2013 that it saw the light of... Read more
Adnams, a 150 year old brewery Adnams is much more than an English brewery, it is a true institution that has been offering its experience for 150 years! Founded by George and Ernest Adnams in 1872 in Southwold, in the English county of Suffolk, it still bears this name famous throughout the country. For the record, not really fun for him, George joined the cavalry a few... Read more
The Portuguese brewery Dois Corvos Dois Corvos is a Portuguese brewery translated from French as "Two Ravens", hence the fact that you can see it everywhere on their labels and logo. If you're not like our SEO expert Amandine who did LV3 Portuguese, know that it's pronounced "Douiche Corvouche". Founded at the end of 2013 by Susana Cascais and Scott Steffens, when craft beer... Read more
Castelain, a brewery of traditions and generations The history of the Castelain brewery The Castelain Brewery is an emblematic establishment of the Hauts de France, which has kept its tradition since 1966, in the small village of Bénifontaine. At that time, Roland and Marie-Louise Castelain took over an old brewery built in 1926, which allowed the whole family to work... Read more
The Danish reference brewery Brewing is a family affair! Originally, there are two twin brothers, Jeppe Jarnit-Bjergso and Mikkel Borg Bjergso. While Jeppe preferred to leave for the United States to start his own business known as Evil Twin, Mikkel stayed in Denmark to focus on his brewery Mikkeller. In his early days, Mikkel was a student teacher and drank cheap beers, just... Read more
Brew By Numbers, from the basement to the light The story of Brew By Numbers begins in 2010, when Tom and Dave met during a hiking tour in Asia. Traveling through China, Laos and the Vietnamese islands, they became friends and later, started a common project. In August 2011, our two friends decided to open their microbrewery, trying to brew in a friend's basement in Southwark... Read more
Crew Republic, the German brewery that breaks the codes The craft beer revolution If you are familiar with German beer, you should know that it is brewed under the German purity law called Reinheitsgebot, which is at the same time one of the oldest European food decrees. Originating in Bavaria and dating back to 1516, it requires breweries to use only the primary ingredients... Read more
The history of Brussels Beer Project Ah Belgium, it's not for nothing that it was able to put its beer on the UNESCO world heritage list! It's strong, it's sought after and compared all over the world, but you know what's wrong with it? It is that not all Belgian breweries have the goal of making THE classic Belgian beer par excellence. As you can imagine, that's what's going... Read more
La Virgen, the brewery in the heart of Madrid Right in the center of the Spanish capital, there is La Virgen brewery, which allows to satisfy all the passers-by with refreshing lagers during the summer, or to offer richer and stronger beers during the winter. Before being in the hearts of all Spaniards, La Virgen was the project of three beer-loving friends: Ana, César and... Read more
The history of Thornbridge The origins If you know Thornbridge Brewery, the three words Innovation, Passion and Knowledge should speak to you. Founded in 2005, this English brewery is considered one of the most respected in the world of craft beer, for the quality and diversity of its brews. In the early days, the beers were fermented and drawn directly from traditional wooden... Read more
Põhjala brings beer to the wastelands Located in Northern Europe and more precisely in Estonia in the capital city of Tallinn, Põhjala is a brewery that hasn't stopped showing its power since its creation in 2011. Translated as "Northern Land" or "Northern Region", Põhjala is a name that comes from Estonian and Finnish mythology, characterized by a cold... Read more
The French brewing landscape has nothing to envy to others. The proof is La Débauche, a brewery located in the town of Angoulême, in the southwest of France, a place famous for its Charentais melons, its pineau or its cognac, but also of course for its microbrewery. La Débauche La Débauche is a craft brewery that brews original beers, marked... Read more
Round Corner Brewing, a committed and renowned brewery In the Leicestershire district of England lies the town of Melton Mowbray, known as the rural food capital of the UK. Famous for its pork pies and Stilton cheese it is a place with a thriving agricultural economy that attracts over 100,000 people a year. To accompany all this local food, what better than a good craft brew?... Read more
Galibot, a German made in France Forbach, a small French town in Moselle in the Grand Est region, is home to about 21,000 inhabitants. And to satisfy all these inhabitants, three friends, Charly, Thomas and Alexandre had the idea to found their brewery. Its name? Galibot! Lovers of good craft beers, our three founders started with their own knowledge. On the one hand,... Read more
Beery Christmas : Northern Monk Eternal Whiteout Northern Monk is a brewery that began its history in 2008, when founder Russ Bisset participated in a competition for young entrepreneurs to start his brewery. If it does not see the light of day right away, he will take advantage of this time to perfect his network, as he will meet the master brewer Brian Dickson at a beer... Read more
Octave is a festive version of our iconic Levon Belgian Pale Ale. Yeast and hops combined with a simple malt bill give the beer a rich, refreshing quality of flavor. Here, we've kept the crisp, refreshing florality and we've slightly lowered the ABV. Moreover, we've brewed this beer especially for our friend Oswin and Saveur Biere. The eccentricity of the Swedish... Read more
PerfectDraft Pro users who have their machines connected to their mobile app, will be able to make use of cooling modes in the machine and reduce energy consumption. This capability of over-the-air updates is something unique and powerful on the PerfectDraft Pro machine and allows it to continuous evolve with new features and capabilities.This mode will allow the user to... Read more
PerfectDraft Home Bar World Cup Welcome to the first-ever PerfectDraft Home Bar World Cup! Is your PerfectDraft machine in pride of place?Does it have its own space in the kitchen or lounge? -Perhaps it’s in the converted garage or even its own bar?We want to see it! We've teamed up with Beer Hawk to offer the chance to win your very own personalised, hand-made,... Read more
You asked for it and, finally, we got it for you. Yep, Tennent's Lager is now on PerfectDraft. Tennent's and PerfectDraft. Together. Sounds good, doesn't it. And, if you're one of those thousands and thousands who have asked the PerfectDraft team or the Tennent's team for this to happen, well, thank you. You made it happen. If you're wondering why it's been one... Read more
Why you need a Dunkel in your life And new on PerfectDraft, is Franziskaner Dunkel Hefe-Weisse. Dunkel is German for ‘dark’ and this brew from the renowned Bavarian brewery Franziskaner, is a dark wheat beer brewed. It's often found served in the winter in mountain huts in the Bavarian Alps, in in the beer halls of Munich. It has a lush, cream-colored... Read more
Oktoberfest – which has run in Munich since 1810 – has in 2020 been cancelled for the first time since the Second World War, writers beer author Pete Brown. But even Coronavirus can’t kill the idea behind the world’s oldest and greatest beer festival: Oktoberfest is now a global phenomenon, inspiring events and beers across every beer loving country.... Read more
You've probably heard of Oktoberfest, the German beer festival that takes place every September in Munich. Did you know that there is a style of beer named after this famous festival? Saveur Bière tells you all about this German beer style! What is a Festbier / Oktoberfestbier style beer? Oktoberfestbier or Festbier is a German-style of low fermentation beer... Read more
Hold a Wunder-Bar Oktoberfest with PerfectDraft Oktoberfest in Bavaria is cancelled. But PerfectDraft is bringing the world's biggest beer party to your home. With the help of German comedian Henning Wehn, we're offering everything you need to hold the perfect Oktoberfest. We've got the beer, the PerfectDraft machine, the steins, the flags, the bunting, the... Read more
Oktoberfest is the biggest beer party in the world. It's a place where countries come together, where generations mix and where strangers become friends. Author and former beer writer of the year, Adrian Tierney-Jones, recalls his visit, and tastes the official Oktoberfest beers available on PerfectDraft. Photo: Tommy Loesch/Munich Tourism. Oktoberfest is one of the... Read more
Did you know... 10 amazing facts about Oktoberfest - More than 7.7 million litres of beer is consumer each year by more than 6 million visitors. - Until the end of the 19th century, climbing the trees in the tents was a game. It's not now. - The mayor of Munich always opens Oktoberfest by tapping the first keg and exclaiming O'zapft is! (It's tapped!).- The number... Read more
Everything you need to know about a Wunder-Bar Oktoberfest What is it? Quite simply, Oktoberfest is the biggest beer festival in the world. It usually runs for two to three weeks from mid-September into October. It has been held in Bavaria since 1810 Where is it held? The most famous one is held in Munich, Bavaria, Germany, but there are dozens of other... Read more
“We came here not to make enemies; we came here to make friends.” – Thomas Shelby . With that sentiment, admittedly rare among the Peaky Blinders, PerfectDraft brings you six-litre kegs of Shelby, a 5% IPA brewed by Thornbridge Brewery The Shelby Company Ltd. Yep, this is the official beer of the BAFTA award-winning TV series Peaky... Read more
AuthenticTrappist Ales are a truly unique way of brewing beer that combines centuries of artisanal savoir-faire and tradition with deeply held religious values of generosity, charity and love. If there’s a heaven, then they surely serve beer there, and they probably serve Trappist Beer. In the world of artisanal beer, these exceptional ales are truly the holy of holies... Read more
Cali Pale - Tiny Rebel PerfectDraft One of craft beer’s finest pale ales is on PerfectDraft. Tiny Rebel’s Cali Pale Ale from the Welsh brewery is fresh from the brewery. We spoke with co-founder Gareth Williams to learn about the beer, changing tastes and what people can expect from the beer. How did Cali Pale Ale come about? Cali Pale Ale was first brewed... Read more
So, you finished brewing is finished? Now it’s time to inoculate your wort with your yeast to kick-start the fermentation and transform your malt liquor into beer. What is yeast? Yeast, our faithful brewing companion, is a single-cell micro-organism that performs a simple, but essential part of the brewing process: fermentation. When yeast divides and multiplies, it... Read more
Surely you can’t brew beer without hops, right? If you thought that was true, you’d be wrong! Before adding hops to beer became a thing, beers were made bitter with a blend of herbs and spices like wormwood – that’s absinthe to you and me – heather, spruce tips and a whole pharmacopeia of botanicals in a style known as gruit, grut or gruyt. Can... Read more
Growing your own hops is not only a rewarding way to say “I brewed this beer myself!”, but ensures an even more sustainable link with the process of brewing beer. If you’ve got a garden or a balcony, then all you need to do is a hop plant, shoot or rhizome and let nature do the rest. Hops: an essential brewing ingredient An essential part of the home... Read more
Born nearly 250 years ago, the Bass brewery in Burton-on-Trent, England has become an icon in brewing as one of the pioneers of the Burton brewing system. Thanks to an alchemy between malt, hops and the unique local water, Bass Ales were an immediate hit. Over the following century, Bass continued to expand and by 1877 it had become the world’s biggest brewery producing... Read more
Mikkeller and Evil Twin are two exceptional breweries run by two twin brothers and fuelled by a certain antipathy. In fact, their relationship is so rocky that when Evil Twin’s Jeppe Jarnit-Bjergso set up his own brewery he decided to cross the Atlantic just to put few more miles between them. There’s aways going to be friction between siblings, but sadly some... Read more
Ok, so you could put your beers in the fridge - or the freezer if you’re in a hurry - but hey who’s that organised? What if your friends turned up unannounced bearing fizzy gifts, or what if you’re out in the great wide open – the fridge is mighty heavy when you’re hiking, and the electric cable is never long enough! But don't worry, help is at... Read more
RateBeer’s Best Awards are a great barometer of trends in the world of Craft Beer, and the 2019 edition has thrown up more than a few surprises. RateBeer’s Best Awards are a great barometer of trends in the world of Craft Beer and, like every year, the 2019 edition likely holds more than a few surprises. As well as waiting for your best seasonals from your... Read more
Is Brut IPA the standout Craft Beer style for 2019? If there is one beer style that’s captured the imagination both of Beer Geeks and those just starting out on their Craft Beer odyssey, then India Pale Ale, more commonly known as IPA, is it. Loved for its bitterness and its awesome hops aromas, the style has morphed into varies sub-styles like powerful Double IPAs... Read more
If there’s one thing we all know about the British it’s that they can’t cook. Right? Well, yes and no. It’s more accurate to say that the brits have forgotten how to eat, but it’s coming back to them slowly. And they can still brew beer like there's no tomorrow… Around the world, the British have a reputation for a poor diet and an... Read more
So, you’re half way through Dry January? How’s it going so far? If you said ‘tough’, then don’t worry, you’re among friends, and we’ve got ways of making the next two weeks just a little more bearable… The idea for Dry January comes from the UK, and a public health initiative aimed at reversing some of the damage done by... Read more
Avery Old Jubilation It’s a tough gig, and every year the challenge of brewing the beer for Beery Christmas’s No.24 spot gets a little bit tougher. The bar is set high, but once again our final brewery manages to top last year’s amazing contribution. Just! To conclude this year’s Beery Christmas adventure, the honour goes to Avery Brewing, a legendary... Read more
To Øl Gose to the Fyrreskov Flushed with the success of Santa's Hibernation, their contribution to Beery Christmas 2016, and Winter Wonderland in 2017, To Øl are back for the 2018 calendar with a brand-new recipe, but the same exceptional quality we've come to expect the other 364 days of the year! Based in Copenhagen, To Øl is an itinerant or nomadic... Read more
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