Carlsberg urges people to Adopt A Keg to support bars in Denmark

Carlsberg is supporting bars in its homeland of Denmark by asking people to adopt a keg, which they can fill up virtually from home now and exchange for real beer in a real bar as soon as they are able to reopen.

To take part, all beer-drinkers need to do is enjoy a bottle or can of Carlsberg at home during the lockdown and scan the label to add it to their virtual keg on Carlsberg’s website. People can fill their virtual keg with four scanned beers, adding up to one beer a day – at which point they will earn two post-lockdown pints, on Carlsberg, to share with a friend when visiting their favourite bar, pub or restaurant.

Julian Marsili, Carlsberg’s Global Brand Director, said: “The hospitality industry has been hit particularly hard. The bars we love are empty, for good reason, and right now there’s nothing people can do but wait. With ‘Adopt a Keg’, we’ve enabled people to support their favourite bars, simply by enjoying a beer at home. By adopting a keg, people can drink like there is a tomorrow: giving us all something to look forward to and helping to kick-start the hospitality industry once it opens up again. Best of all, that first future beer with a friend at your favourite bar? It’s on Carlsberg.”