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CHECK OUT OUR CHRISTMAS CATALOGUE for our full range of fabulous Official Military beers.
They taste good. They look good. They do good.
Delicious
Our delicious Official Military craft beers are hand-made exclusively for the regiments and corps of the British Army. Every single beer has been carefully selected by a hand-picked troop from each regiment to delight a thirsty soldier looking for great-tasting pint. And now we bring them to you.
The Perfect Gift
Official regimental beers make a perfect gift for anyone – but if there’s a soldier in your life that enjoys a fine craft beer or pilsner then look no further. These hand-crafted beers are made lovingly in Surrey by The Crafty Brewing Co. with only four natural ingredients – water, barley, hops and yeast.
Pints with Purpose – The Gifts that keep on giving. You give. They Enjoy. We donate.
Previously only available in the mess, these Hop Warriors are now available to you.
PLUS FREE DELIVERY on all orders over £50
LAST ORDERS for guaranteed delivery before Christmas – Monday December 21st
About The Official Military Beer Company
Personalised military beers
Each Official Military Beer has been carefully chosen for each regiment by its own tasting committee – formed from a cohort of courageous volunteers.
Dressed to impress
Each bottle is wrapped in a bespoke Mess Dress, designed and tailored exclusively by the OMBC to represent the regiment with honour.
The best tasting beers in the Mess
And for every bottle sold or pint purchased, the OMBC will make a donation to the regiment’s charity, association or welfare fund. What’s not to like!
About The Official Military Beer Company
The Official Military Beer Co. commissions fine craft beers for units of The British Armed Forces. These beers are sourced and commissioned from a selection of the UK’s most awarded and celebrated small craft breweries.
Each Official Military Beer has been carefully chosen for each regiment by its own tasting committee – formed from a cohort of courageous volunteers who, in spite of the consequences, were willing to undergo the rigorous demands of selection.
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