Pub goers can once again enjoy a crisp pint of San Miguel at their local Wetherspoons.
Pub goers can once again enjoy a crisp pint of San Miguel at their local Wetherspoons.
Wetherspoons has finally brought back the UK’s favourite beer – two years after it was axed. Pub goers can once again enjoy a crisp pint of San Miguel at their local Wetherspoons.
The beloved lager was removed from the menu two years ago but returned to the chain, which has branches in Birmingham, on September 2. “The mission is simple: get there first, grab your towel and claim your spot with a refreshing San Miguel,” a Wetherspoons spokesperson said.
Ed Hussey, senior brand manager at San Miguel UK, said in a statement: “When San Miguel left Wetherspoons, Britain made it pretty clear that they wanted us back.”
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Ed went on and also added: “So, we wanted to make our return feel like something worth celebrating. The towel dash felt like the perfect way to do it.
“It’s one of those brilliantly British holiday rituals that everyone knows — and we’re bringing it to the local, with a San Miguel in hand. Because Spanish Summer doesn’t have to end just because the holidays do.”
On 29 September, San Miguel Day will give Britain one more reason to keep summer going, with the brand’s annual celebration of Spanish summer attitude, anytime, anywhere.
To mark the occasion, San Miguel will take over the popular Queen of Hoxton in London for a true Spanish Summer rooftop party.
Guests arriving with their San Miguel towel in hand will receive complimentary entry and a free ice-cold San Miguel — giving summer one final hurrah before autumn takes over.
This week, the first customers through the doors from midday at three Wetherspoons locations were greeted by holiday-style attendants offering a complimentary pint of San Miguel before the weekend.
Lucky punters also received a limited-edition San Miguel towel, as the brand aims to bring one of Britain’s most iconic summer holiday staples straight to the pub.
