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BREW WITH TY · CLUBS AND SOCIETIES
The secretary books the rooms. The treasurer chases the subs. The beer can be the part that is yours.
No beer is for sale yet · the commission offer is planned, not signed.
PLANNED · REGISTER INTEREST
The club trip is the original group trip. Golf societies, football teams, cycling clubs and walking groups have been coming down the N-332 to the Costa Blanca for decades: same week every year, same faces, a fixture list that writes itself. The logistics are solved. The beer at all of it is whatever the hotel bar is pouring.
The tour already has a shirt. It can have a beer. Ty designs a recipe around the club and the trip, shapes the name and the label with you, and a licensed brewery produces the batch. Kegs are planned to arrive at your accommodation or venue before the first round is poured.
It is interest only for now. The offer is planned, not signed. Registering tells us the dates and the headcount, and your club hears first when the commission opens.
One Life Brew Co. plans custom beer commissions for clubs and societies touring the Costa Blanca in Spain: a beer brewed for your trip, with the club name on the keg. Ty designs it with you, a licensed brewery produces the batch, and kegs are planned for delivery. Nothing is for sale yet.
The first pour of the trip already carries the club name.
One recipe on the clubhouse table, not whatever the bar had left.
The whole history of the club raised in a single glass.
The cup goes back in the cabinet; the beer is the part they keep.
A bottle each for the members, long after the coach home.
Your beer is brewed at a licensed brewery once your order is confirmed.
Yes. The commission is built for it: Ty designs the beer around the club and the trip and shapes the name and label with you; a licensed brewery produces the batch once the order is confirmed. The offer is planned, not signed.
Built for it. The name and label are designed with you, so the keg on tour carries the club's mark, not a stock template with a badge dropped on.
Think in tour days and members. The planned formats run 30 litre kegs at roughly sixty pours, 20 litre kegs at roughly forty, plus bottles and cans; the fixture list and the headcount decide the rest.
Fix the tour dates first, then register. Recipe design, a tasting trial, branding and a licensed production slot all take time, so register interest when the dates land, not the week before the coach leaves.
No. There is no beer for sale today: One Life Pale Ale is in development and the commission offer is planned, not signed. Registering interest commits the club to nothing.
THE DATE IS YOURS.
The commission offer is planned, not signed. Registering is interest, not an order, and commits you to nothing.