Paulaner Oktoberfest Beer Mini Keg – 5 Litre (6.0% ABV)
Paulaner Oktoberfest Beer Mini Keg – 5 Litre (6.0% ABV) is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Paulaner Oktoberfest Beer 5L Mini Keg
Bring a taste of Munich’s Oktoberfest home with a 5 litre mini keg of Paulaner Oktoberfest Bier.
Brewed in Munich by Paulaner, this golden Festbier is made especially for Oktoberfest and is one of the beers officially served at the festival. Smooth, malty and easy drinking, it delivers the fuller flavour you’d expect from a traditional Oktoberfest beer while keeping a crisp, refreshing finish.
The 5L mini keg holds approximately 8.8 UK pints, making it ideal for parties, BBQs, Oktoberfest celebrations or simply sharing a few proper German beers at home.
Smooth, golden and traditionally Bavarian
Paulaner Oktoberfest Bier pours a bright golden colour with a creamy white head. Expect soft aromas of fresh bread and malt followed by notes of biscuit, gentle sweetness and a light hop character.
The finish is clean and balanced, making it particularly easy to drink despite its fuller malt profile.
A genuine Munich Oktoberfest beer
Paulaner has been brewing in Munich since 1634 and is one of the city’s six breweries permitted to serve beer at the official Oktoberfest.
Their Oktoberfest Bier is brewed in the traditional Festbier style, giving it a lighter golden appearance than older, darker Märzen-style Oktoberfest beers while retaining plenty of Bavarian malt character.
5 litre mini keg with built-in tap
The keg features its own dispensing tap, so there’s no separate draught machine required.
Chill the keg thoroughly, follow the pouring instructions and enjoy fresh Oktoberfest beer straight from the keg.
Great with German food
Paulaner Oktoberfest Bier works particularly well alongside:
- Bratwurst and grilled sausages
- Pretzels
- Schnitzel
- Roast pork
- Grilled meats
- Bavarian-style sharing food
Paulaner Oktoberfest Beer Mini Keg – 5 Litre (6.0% ABV) is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
