For Great British Beer & Cider in Bulgaria – Pick up the Phone!

Posted on April 1, 2013 by philip

For great British Beers and Ciders in Bulgaria - Dial 0700 10 400!

From today, Beers.BG will be working with BGMenu, Bulgaria’s, Bulgaria’s number one food and drink delivery guys, to offer you a great new service. Now, in addition to our online ordering and Sofia store collection services you can now also order our great British beers and ciders in the Sofia area BY PHONE!

Simply dial 0700 10 400 any time between 09:00 to 22:00 Monday-Friday (or 11:00-22:00 at weekends) and BGMenu.com will take care of everything (normal BGMenu delivery charges apply – see here for Beers.BG/BGMenu.com delivery details). It’s that easy!

The guys and girls at BGMenu will also be managing our delivery services to the rest of the country too, using Speedy.BG or Econt at normal rates (guaranteed NO surcharges!).

Time to get dialling!

Another British Beer Evening in Sofia – from Beers.BG!

Posted on March 23, 2013 by philip

Another British beer evening, 29th March at The Red Rock Gastropub, Sofia

In Sofia next Friday? Come and join us for another great British Beer Evening! This time we’re holding it at The Red Rock – a great new pub at 5, Ratlaticha Street (Just off Praga Bvd). We’ll have several English Beers plus cider on sale – so come and meet us!

Hobgoblin: The Unofficial Beer of HELLoween!

Posted on March 4, 2013 by philip

Beers.BG will be selling Hobgoblin at Helloween's Sofia gig on 15th March 2013!

Are you Metal? A double treat for Power Metal aficionados in Sofia this March!

Beers.BG are please to announced that we have been chosen as a beer partner for top power metal combo Helloween’s upcoming gig at the Armeets Arena, Sofia, on March 15th.

We’ll be working with Loud Concerts, a top Bulgarian music promoter, to help quench the thirsts of the thousands of fans who’ll be flocking to see the Teutonic rockers. Because let’s face it – if you’ve just come ‘Straight Out of Hell’, you’re gonna be pretty thirsty, right?

Hobgoblin - soon also available in 440ml cans - starting with the Helloween concert, Armeets Arena Sofia, 15th March

Alright, alright.. enough with the puns already – we promise to quit with the bad jokes if you promise to get down to the gig on the 15th and drink the Hobgoblin bar dry.. deal?

Can’t wait to try Hobgoblin before the Helloween gig? Buy a few bottles or a case of 12 from the webstore, the shop, or one of our many other Beers.BG outlets in Bulgaria!

Rhombus: A Terrific New Craft Porter… From Bulgaria!

Posted on February 16, 2013 by Desi

Rhombus - a terrific craft porter from Bulgaria!

We were sent some samples of this beer by a Bulgarian home brewer this week. It’s called Rhombus – it’s a Porter and it’s terrific.

6.2% abv, unfiltered and unpasteurised, with an ebony-black colour topped by a generous beige, lacy head, which sticks to the side of the glass.

Deep, deep roastiness on the nose, bitter chocolate and dark berry fruits are the dominant flavours. Nice (but not overbearing) kick from the alcohol makes it a great ‘winter warmer’ – and it’s as smooth as silk on the way down. What a treat!

We love to highlight good beer craftsmanship here in Bulgaria and we’d most definitely consider selling this if he could make enough of it!

Beers.BG Christmas & New Year Business

Posted on December 24, 2012 by philip

We'd like to take this opportunity to thank all our customers a very happy Christmas and a peaceful, prosperous and healthy 2013

We’ll be working hard over the holiday period to ensure all orders are fulfilled on time and we have no disappointed beer lovers

The site will be working 24/7 as usual, but we’ll be taking a break on Christmas Day and Boxing Day, 25th-26th December. After that we’ll be working again, right through until New Year’s Day 1st January – after which it will be back to normal.

Early closing Andy’s Foods/Beers.BG Shop

The shop will be closing at 14:00 on Christmas Eve, 24th December, but will be open on Sunday 23rd and 30th December from 11:00 – 15:00.

If you have any questions don’t hesitate to contact us using the contact form on the site or by email to office@beers.bg

But please try to get your orders in as early as possible to ensure prompt delivery – and please accept the sincere good wishes of all of us here at Beers.BG for a very happy Christmas and a peacefulm prosperous and healthy 2013!

A Fine Winter/Christmas Ale – and a Superb New Craft Stout!

Posted on November 23, 2012 by philip

Two new arrivals at Beers.BG this week! Presenting our two newest beers – Old Winter Ale London Back Cab Stout. These delicious new arrivals, together with our existing dark star, London Porter, will form our all-Fuller’s 2012 winter lineup. And what a lineup! Continue reading →

Halloween Fun in Sofia – With Beers.BG & Hobgoblin!

Posted on October 30, 2012 by philip

Beers.BG and Hobgoblin will be at Fans Rock Bar for a night of beery fun, music and prizes this Halloween!

Get yourselves down to the Halloween Hellraiser at Fans Rock Bar tomorrow night - and WIN GREAT PRIZES!

We’ve got a case of delicious Hobgoblin (the Unofficial Beer of Halloween), official Hobgoblin T-shirts (XL only) and copies of Metal Hammer BG Magazine to give away.

So, for a measly 6lv door charge, that’s a set by the wickedly funny Cherno Feredje, plus great rock music AND a chance to win cool prizes! Continue reading →

New Site Guide: Where to Buy Beers.BG Products

Posted on October 30, 2012 by philip

Beers.BG premium beers and ciders are now available in well over 30 outlets throughout Bulgaria

We’ve been in business for coming up to a year now – and in that time we’ve been amazed at the interest in British and other premium beers that has been demonstrated in Bulgaria – and by Bulgarians in particular.

So now, In addition to buying direct from our website, Beers.BG’s great beers and ciders are also available in well over 30 other outlets and venues, both in Sofia and around the country!

So, to help you get your hands on them more easily, we’ve prepared the Beers.BG ‘Where to Buy’ Guide to let you know where you can get hold of our great beers and ciders. Simply click on the link!

Presenting Kingstone Press Pear Cider!

Posted on September 24, 2012 by philip

Kingstone Press Pear: Real pear cider from Herefordshire, England

Pure Cider Pear-fection! We’ve been working on this for some time – our introduction of Kingstone Press apple cider earlier in the year had been a real hit, almost instantly becoming one of our bestsellers, but we weren’t sure how a pear variant (already popular in the UK), would work here.

After talking to some of you over the Summer however – and realising the need for a real alternative to what was being offered at present, we decided to go ahead and introduce delicious Kingstone Press Pear real pear cider to Bulgaria.

Less sweet than the commercial alcoholic pear drinks available here at present, Kingstone Press Pear is a delicious, crisp, medium bodied cider made in the traditional way – just pear juice and a little yeast to help the slow, traditional ‘cold-fermentation’ process.

The result is delicious – and we’re certain you’ll think so too. Available initially in the shop and website only, we’re working hard to get Kingstone Press Pear introduced into our other outlets too – and as soon as we do we’ll let you know. In the meantime – why not order a bottle or two to try it for yourself? We think you’ll find it just Pear-fect!

Cobra Indian Beer – Delicious, Refreshing.. and Here in Bulgaria!

Posted on July 27, 2012 by philip

The authentic beer taste of India - now available in Bulgaria!

An exciting and exotic new taste for Bulgaria

We’re pleased to announce that we have secured a deal to bring Cobra, the favourite curry-house beverage of millions of British customers, here to Bulgaria – and it’s available from today!!

This delightful high-quality lager beer was introduced to Britain by Lord Karan Bilimoria in 1989. He had the notion that Britain deserved a better, smoother, less gassy lager (he wasn’t wrong at the time, either – the ’70s and ’80s represented a particular low point for British mass-market beer – and that’s saying something). A beer that was not only smoother, but one which went well with food, particularly spicy Eastern flavours; and which had the potential to appeal to both ale and lager drinkers alike. Continue reading →