Brewdog launches ‘Brewdog Airlines’
Craft beer company, Brewdog has announced the launch of Brewdog Airlines, which will see passengers flown between London and Columbus, where its craft beer hotel, The Doghouse is based.
Passengers aboard the chartered Boeing 767 will partake in a unique beer tasting experience, sampling a limited-edition Brewdog beer that has been “specifically brewed to adapt to the reduction of taste and smell sensitivity in high altitudes”.
The round trip, exclusively available to the company’s ‘Equity Punks’ will cost £1,250 and will include a four-night stay in Columbus, where guests will tour Brewdog’s state-of-the-art brewery, visit The Doghouse hotel, and explore Brewdog’s beer museum.
Brewdog co-founder, James Watt, said: “We took craft beer to the depths of the seas when we brewed an IPA at the bottom of the North Sea. Now, we’re turning to the skies aboard Brewdog Airlines. We’re on a mission to open minds and excite people about what craft beer is and can be.
“Booking a seat on the plane is a must for any serious beer lover. Brewdog Airlines will be an experience like no other, we’ve redesigned the flight experience for optimum beer enjoyment – from the food, to the entertainment, the cabin crew and most of all, the specially brewed high-altitude beer.”
