Top Tip : Keep your beer in the
fridge, regardless of the style and then remove the beer half an
hour before you'll enjoy it so it can reach the 8-12 degree sweet
spot.
Smaller draught
sizes
1 litre bottles / 3 1/3 litre bottles
/ 9 pint barrel
Shelf life
These products contain fresh draught
beer and have a short shelf life compared to bottled beer. The beer
is best within 7 days of purchase but best drunk as fresh as
possible and within 1-2 days of opening.
Storage.
To be at its best fresh beer should be
stored in a cool environment somewhere around 8-12 degrees, a
garage is ideal. If you'd like your beer at fridge temperature
please be aware that a harmless 'chill haze' may develop, the haze
will not affect the flavour of the beer but may reduce its clarity.
It's also best to keep your beer out of direct sunlight.
22 pint mini
barrels
Shelf life
Mini barrels keep the beer in great
condition for up to 3 weeks using a pressurised container. It does
mean you can enjoy draft beer at home over a number of days with no
drop in quality.
Storage
To be at its best fresh beer should be
stored in a cool environment somewhere around 8-12 degrees, a
garage is ideal. If you'd like your beer at fridge temperature
please be aware that a harmless 'chill haze' may develop, the haze
will not affect the flavour of the beer but may reduce its clarity.
It's also best to keep your beer out of direct sunlight.
72 pint barrels
Shelf life
These products contain fresh beer and
should be used once opened. Unopened the beer will be good for 7
days. We recommend 72 pint barrels are only ordered for
parties/events where it will get finished in one session.
Storage
To be at its best fresh beer should be
stored in a cool environment somewhere around 8-12 degrees, a
garage is ideal. If used in the heat, in a marquee on a hot day for
example, a cooling jacket or soaking towel can be used to keep the
beer cool.
Cooling jackets can be purchased from
the shop, they require soaking in water and freezing overnight.
Bottled beers, 500ml /
330ml
Shelf life
These products contain filtered beer
so they have a much longer shelf life than draft beer. We put a
year on the label from when it is bottled, however the general rule
still stands - fresh is best, so don't let it hang around too
long.
Storage.
To be at its best fresh beer should be
stored in a cool environment somewhere around 8-12 degrees, a
garage is ideal. If you'd like your beer at fridge temperature
please be aware that a harmless 'chill haze' may develop, the haze
will not affect the flavour of the beer but may reduce its clarity.
It's also best to keep your beer out of direct sunlight.
Top Tip : Keep your beer in the
fridge, regardless of the style and then remove the beer half an
hour before you'll enjoy it so it can reach the 8-12 degree sweet
spot.
