Birmingham food and beer hall Society is inviting beer lovers to raise a glass to International Beer Day this August with the launch of its brand-new ‘Society Beer Passport’ – a month-long celebration of great beer, local breweries and the biggest beer collection in the city. Now available, the Beer Passport encourages guests to leave airport queues and passport control behind and work their way through six delicious destinations available on tap at Society, collecting a stamp as they journey through a carefully selected line-up of standout pours. Whether completed over several stints or in one ambitious sitting, every completed passport can be redeemed in return for a complimentary pint. Everyone who completes the challenge will also be entered into a prize draw to win a special Society prize.
Designed to showcase the very best beers pouring across Society’s taps, the Beer Passport features six different stops for guests to stamp throughout August. Travellers can check off a crisp Lager, such as the refreshing Hilltop Lager; a juicy, hoppy IPA, like DEYA’s Steady Rolling Man Pale Ale; a Local Legend celebrating one of Society’s favourite independent breweries such as Attic; a refreshing Cider, such as Lilley’s Mango Cider; a traditional Cask beer, including Black Iris Snake Eyes; and finally a Wild Card Pour, where anything goes – from zingy Lemon Meringue Ice Bun Sour to Brew York’s Pistachio Baklava Imperial Milk Stout.
The beer adventure doesn’t stop with the passport either. As part of the International Beer Day celebrations, the legends over at DEYA Brewery will be taking over the taps at Society Birmingham with a ‘Beer & Bites Evening’ on Wednesday 26th August from 7pm – 10pm. Guests can expect six standout DEYA beers expertly matched with five dishes from Society’s independent street food traders – burger slingers Bostin Burgers, Pan-Asian heroes Manzoku, Indian street food legends Asha’s, Japanese sando specialists Shokupan, and pizza pros Amore.
With 40 brews on tap and an ever-changing line-up of beers, Society has become a destination for craft beer lovers in Birmingham. The Beer Passport encourages customers to discover new styles while pairing them with dishes from Society’s five independent street food traders throughout August.