Everton reveals beer selection at new Hill Dickinson Stadium

Everton has dropped the first hint at the beer selection awaiting fans at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.

The club has held a hospitality test event serving some of the menu options available to those who have booked corporate seats in the West Stand and it includes a major hint about what fans can expect from the concourses of Bramley Moore.

The beer options at the event are all supplied by major AB Inbev, the Belgian-based brewer that as of 2023 is the biggest in the world. It means Evertonians will have a choice of a large number of beer brands delivered by InBev but the most likely options have now been revealed.

Corona was served at the test events at the stadium and the AB Inbev-owned brand was also included in the hospitality event. The menu also included Camden Hells Lager and Camden Pale Ale, Stella Artois Gluten free and Budweiser Zero as the non alcoholic option.

Koppaberg Strawberry and Lime Cider was offered as the cider option at the event.

Menus and offerings from Friday night’s tasting event at Hill Dickinson in the west stand corporate

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Aramark, which was named as the stadium’s catering partner last year, often works with AB Inbev for its stadiums and tourist attractions including stadiums in Germany, the US, and at Alton Towers theme parks.

However, while Camden, Corona and Stella may form the backbone of the Hill Dickinson Stadium beer offerings there will likely be other options available to fans when the stadium opens.

Aramark said: “Aramark will work alongside the Club to design food and drink offerings that will be flexible and on-trend, seasonally adapting to the needs of Evertonians and visitors, as well as any events taking place throughout the year.”

In other stadiums Aramark has offered options from local breweries and has catered beer options to local tastes. The brewing giants owns hundreds of beer brands including Leffe, Goose Island and Hoegaarden, meaning there will be plenty of options to rotate and add further options for fans who may not want the standard fare.

We do know Aramark will be offered self-service for beer as well as ‘walk in’ technology. The technology has recently been installed at Twickenham Stadium in the form of a ‘Guinness Patch’ bar and the stadium says it has reduced time from entry to exit to just six seconds.

It says: “As with traditional queuing methods, the bar allowed for multiple lanes for entry and exit, to improve customer flow and eliminate congestion. This echoed the strong customer feedback received in elevating the fan experience to new levels.”

Everton’s walk in technology will be installed at locations in the corners of the new stadium.