Glasses / Mugs

Pelforth Blonde is a bottom-fermented beer, unchanged recipe since its creation in Lille's Pelican Brewery, in 1921. Subtle taste with a fruity touch and round finish.

Pilsner brewed according to German tradition: clean and crisp in character with subtle hoppy notes of citrus and flowers. Fresh taste with a slightly bitter finish which is in balance with the slightly sweet tones from the malt.

Brewed by the internationally renowned Abbaye de Leffe, Leffe Blonde is one of the world’s best-loved Belgian Pale Ales - as well as one of our all-time best-selling beers - thank to its fruity, spicy, seductively rich character. Brimming with fruity plum and raisin tones, and crusty bread and honey malts, this gold-bodied Belgian Ale breathes warm, seductive banana and clove yeast notes set in an elegantly carbonated golden body, offering unrivalled Belgian Pale Ale satisfaction.

Schneider Bayrish Hell 6L keg is available for the Perfectdraft distributor!
This is a filtered lager-style German beer brewed according to traditional recipes, which respect the German purity law, and with Bavarian ingredients. Once in the glass, it reveals a golden yellow color with a white foam, very malty aromas, very refreshing notes and a low alcohol content of 4.9%. It can be enjoyed at any time of the day, as long as it is very fresh, for a delicately hopped and heavily malted finish, at a temperature of 3 to 6 ° C

Beck's is one of Germany's best-selling beers thanks to its clean, crisp taste and classic German Pilsner character. Pouring pale gold beneath a fine white head, Beck's is packed with delicious herbal, citrusy continental hops and a seductive cereal malt character that together with the bready yeast and lingering bitterness make this refreshingly simple German Lager a winner. And now you can enjoy the perfect glass with PerfectDraft every time.

For decades Budweiser has been America's favourite beer, and now you can finally enjoy the King of Beers on draft at home thanks to PerfectDraft. Clean, crisp, refreshing Budweiser: pour the perfect glass of America's most iconic Lager every time.

The Paulaner brewery was founded in 1634, but its history actually predates. The monks of Munich have been brewing a strong beer called Paulaner Salvator since 1516. They worked hard and were extremely poor but brewed this beer to help them get through the difficulty of Lent. This adhered to the Reinheitsgebot (Bavarian Purity Law) of course, a law that many German brewers voluntarily observe this day.

Funnily enough, the beer became so popular that other brewers from the area complained to the Munich city council, saying it was unfair competition. This official document is dated to February 24, 1634. This has been used by Paulaner to validate their legacy, the first evidence of the brewery is proudly mentioned on all their labels!

Paulaner still remains connected to its history. From the annual Salvator tasting during to the legendary Oktoberfest, Paulaner's beers are world famous. You might not know Hell, Salvator or even Oktoberfest Bier but you will definitely be familiar with the Paulaner flagship, none other than the Weissbier.

Brewed by Spaten, one of Germany’s oldest breweries, the legendary Franziskaner Weissbier Blonde is now available in 6-litre PerfectDraft keg format, so you can enjoy the perfect pint of this fresh, citrusy, malty honey-gold German classic every time.

Packed with cereal malts and light grassy, herbal continental hops, and a sweet banana and clove yeast character, this is one of the all-time classics of German beer and thanks to the PerfectDraft system it’s there for you to enjoy anytime.

Hoegaarden Blanche is the world's most famous Wheatbeer and now you can enjoy the perfect draft glass at home thanks to PerfectDraft.

Brewed with lemon zest, and coriander for the ultimate Blanche beer reshness, Hoegaarden Witbier pours attractive hazy pale yellow beneath a puffy white head. The aroma is an inviting mix of fine citrus and coriander with crisp wheat notes. This profile is echoed on the super-refreshing, light body with more zingy fruit and light airy wheat tones that lift the palate to a light, bright, perfectly refreshing finish.

The Affligem brewery dates back as early as 1074, when a group of Belgian knights seeking redemption made the decision to become monks. The brotherhood became one of the most influential monasteries in the Flanders region, and went on to build an abbey in Affligem, a Belgian municipality northwest of Brussels. Beer quickly became an important source of income for the Belgian abbey as it continued to grow and build its reputation.

The Affligem abbey has seen its fair share of challenges throughout history. In 1129, a huge fire struck the abbey, then it was further devastated in the fourteenth century during the war between Flanders and Brabant. 

The Affligem brewery was also hit badly by the world wars.  In 1917, the Germans dismantled Affligem’s tanks to take the copper, thus stopping all production. WWII also halted the brewery’s activity, but this was later resumed.  In 1956, Elder Tobias decided to entrust the Affligem recipe to Hertog, a secular and independent brewer. And since 1970, Affligem beer has been produced in the Affligem brewery in Opwijk, a village near the abbey.

Jupiler is a classic among Belgian beers, and has become the country's most popular beer of all time. this bottom-fermentation Pils has been brewed in Belgium since 1966 to become benchmark by which other Belgian Pilsners are judged.

Pouring pale gold with an inviting white head, the bouquet and palate alike offer a fine balance between light malts and citrusy, herbal hops flavours. Fresh and refreshing, Jupiler Pils has is a perfect beer whenever!