Cerveza Club Colombia Beer 330ML

Golden, clear and topped with a dense white head, Club Colombia beer is Colombia's most famous and beloved premium beer. On the nose, it offers fragrant notes of toasted barley malt and a subtle grassy hint from the hops, while on the palate it reveals itself as smooth, round and perfectly balanced, with a clean and pleasantly refreshing finish that immediately invites the next sip.

Created to accompany moments of conviviality and special occasions, this lager embodies a brewing care that can be tasted from the very first sip. It is not simply a refreshing drink, but a symbol of celebration, hospitality and culinary pride that has held a place on Colombian family tables for decades.

The history and meaning of Club Colombia beer

Introduced to the market in the early 1960s under the name Club Sessanta, this beer was renamed shortly afterwards to pay homage to the mastery and elegance of pre-Columbian goldsmithing. The stylised figure on the label recalls the famous gold artefacts of indigenous masters, bearing witness to a craftsmanship that pays close attention to detail and takes pride in its cultural roots.

In Colombia, no gathering of friends, Sunday lunch or major celebration happens without this bottle on the table. It represents the elegant choice among the country's beers, reserved for heartfelt toasts and dishes rich in authentic flavours.

How best to serve it

To appreciate all the aromatic nuances of the malt and the balance of the hops, the serving temperature makes a big difference. Pour it too cold and you will numb its aromas; too warm, and it will lose its natural liveliness.

The ideal temperature is between 4-6 °C. Use a stemmed glass or a classic tall tumbler, tilting it at forty-five degrees before gradually straightening it, to form two fingers of creamy head that protects the aromas from oxidation.

What to pair it with at the table

Its clean taste and pleasant effervescence make this beer incredibly versatile at the table, capable of cutting through fried foods and supporting flavourful preparations without ever overpowering them.

• Empanadas: the contrast with the crisp corn pastry and spiced meat filling creates a perfect balance, enhanced by a dash of spicy ají.
• Bandeja paisa: the intensity of beans, minced meat, chicharrón and fried plantain finds an ideal match in the beer's dry finish to cleanse the palate.
• Ajiaco bogotano: the softness of the malt pairs perfectly with the richness of the potato, chicken, corn and guascas soup.
• Grilled meats: an excellent companion for ribs, sausages and skewers cooked over embers, thanks to its refreshing malty note.

Occasions to enjoy it

It is the perfect beer to kick off the weekend with friends, to uncap while the barbecue is lit or during a football match on television. Its easy drinkability also makes it ideal as an afternoon aperitif, paired with savoury snacks, plantain crisps or cubes of fresh cheese.

On casual evenings, it brings the warmth of the South American atmosphere to the table, turning a simple get-together into a special shared moment.

How to store the beer

Bottles should be kept in a cool, dark and dry place, away from direct heat sources and sunlight, which could alter the delicate hop aromas. Always store the bottles upright to minimise the surface area in contact with the air inside.

Once opened, it should be consumed immediately to fully enjoy its characteristic carbonation and smooth head.

The size

The 330ml glass bottle is the classic single-serving size. It chills quickly in the fridge and is perfect to enjoy chilled from start to finish, without the risk of warming up in the glass.

Who this beer is for

This beer is designed for those who love quality lagers that are smooth and refreshing, yet with a well-defined malty character. It is perfect for anyone who has lived in or travelled to Colombia and wants to rediscover a familiar flavour at home, but also for enthusiasts curious to explore Latin America's brewing excellence.

However, it is not the right choice for those looking for strong dark beers or the bitter, resinous profiles typical of modern IPAs.

Frequently asked questions

What kind of beer is Club Colombia?

It is a bottom-fermented premium lager beer, characterised by a bright golden colour, moderate alcohol content and a perfect balance between the sweetness of barley malt and the subtle bitterness of hops.

What is the best way to store it before drinking?

Simply store it in a cool, shaded pantry, moving it to the fridge a few hours before serving to reach the right serving temperature.

Does it contain gluten?

As it is traditionally brewed with barley malt, it contains gluten.