Enjoy your favourite beer onboard Royal Caribbean cruise ships

Now beer lovers can now choose from more than 40 beers, which has increased from the 25 available a year ago.

Royal Caribbean is famous for its extensive wine selection, which diners enjoy with their gourmet meals of an evening.  Now the company is beginning to extend their selection of beers too.  We’re certain this will satisfy many of us beer-supping Brits, who enjoy a nice pint of ale more than most!

Pubs onboard Royal Caribbean International ships have added more than half a dozen brews to their menu, which holidayers will enjoy trying.  The new selection includes a wheat beer from the Widmer Brothers brewery and an India pale ale from Redhook brewery, both small US breweries.

Passengers can have a taste of home:

Bob Midyette, Royal Caribbean’s director of fleet beverage operations (try saying that after a few beers), says that no matter from where a passenger arrives, they like to see at least one familiar beer from home on the menu.

Belgian tourists can enjoy a pint of Trappist, which is brewed by monks in Belgium’s Chimay brewery.  Australians can sup a pint of Foster’s, Japanese travellers will recognise Kirin Light, Italians can enjoy a refreshing Peroni from Italy, whilst the Danish can relax with a Carlsberg.  German passengers might opt for a pint of Spaten and the Pilsner Urquell is bound to be requested by travellers from the Czech Republic.

And for the British & Irish holidayers:

Travellers from from the UK and Ireland can feel at home by drinking a pint of Bass Ale, Boddingtons Pub Ale, Newcastle Brown Ale, Guinness Draught, Murphy’s Stout or Harp Lager.

There’s non-alcoholic beers for teetotallers too:

Teetotallers can also enjoy two new non-alcoholic brews, one from the USA and another from the Netherlands.

Dogfish Head brewery will also be providing an ale in the coming weeks which caters to passengers following a gluten-free diet!

The new beers are currently available on half of Royal Caribbean’s fleet, including in all five Voyager class ships, three Freedom class ships and two new Oasis class ships.  Midyette comments that the line are considering adding pubs to more of its vessels.  The line’s latest pub, named the Quill and Compass debuted last year on the recently revamped Radiance of the Seas.

Book a Royal Caribbean cruise today:

Being able to enjoy your favourite beer is just one of the perks onboard Royal Caribbean’s fleet.  Learn more about the company and check out their fantastic deals on offer by clicking here. Alternatively, you can give our friendly sales team a call on 0808 2746 777.