German beer is a revelation. Belgium is often acclaimed as the world’s best beer culture but Germany offers up almost as many variations in style and the German brewing heritage is second to none with some producers claiming 8-900 years of brewing tradition.

Beer Park is proud to stock and broad and rotating range of German beers.  This allows us to offer this cracking subscription.  You’ll receive 12 bottles of German beer in each drop.

Choose between monthly, bi monthly and quarterly drops.  From £48 per drop.

We’ll select from our range for each drop. You’ll see some old favourites plus the best of our changing range and seasonal specials for Oktoberfest, Christmas beers and the Lenten Bocks.

This is a no strings subscription.  Cancel easily whenever you like without the hard sell.

You can collect your subscription each month or we’ll drop off for free between Swansea and Carmarthen or we’ll despatch your securely packed beers nationally for a small charge using our courier.

And for each drop you’ll receive loyalty points that you can cash in for discounts on online orders of beer and cider from our full range.

What will I receive in each drop.

Each case will include 12 bottles – usually 500ml – with the occasional can.  You’ll receive examples of every German style of beer we stock.  The following describes some of these styles.

Helles – the classic blond German lager.

Pilsners – a blond lager originally from Plsn in Bohemia

Marzen – amber lagers traditionally brewed in the Spring.

Bocks / Doppelbocks – strong, darker festbiers brewed for Christmas and Easter

Dunkels – traditional light bodied dark lagers

Keller/Zwickelbeers – unfiltered blonde lagers

Schwarzbiers – black lager with lovely roasty flavours

Rauchbiers – unusual smoked lager made from malt smoked over beechwood.

Kolschs – blonde ale brewed in Cologne

Weissbier – wheat beer which is actually a hazy ale brewed with a large proportion of wheat.

Radlers – a light, low-strength lager brewed with citrus

Altbier – a crisp, dark lager brewed in the Rhineland