Sunshine and pints galore as popular West Midlands pub beer terrace set to reopen
There is set to be beer, food and summer sunshine for all as a popular Beer Terrace reopens at a Birmingham venue.
Sunshine lovers and fans of alfresco pints will be able to indulge themselves as a popular Beer Terrace at a Birmingham city venue reopens.
Albert’s Schloss Birmingham is welcoming summer back to the city with the return of its iconic Beer Terrace, a place for sunshine pints, Bavarian feasting and al fresco catch-ups.
To celebrate the arrival of British summertime and the start of bier garden season, the team at Albert’s Schloss is hosting a terrace launch party in partnership with Erdinger on Thursday, June 4 from 4.30pm to 7pm.
Open to all the public, the team are offering up Erdinger on the haus, until taps run dry.
Guests can enjoy a cold pint alongside Cook Haus favourites including mini bratwursts and freshly baked pretzels, serving up a proper taste of Albert’s Schloss much loved Bavarian hospitality.


The evening will also feature Schloss’ signature entertainment, bringing Bavarian flair onto the terrace for a wunderbar summer celebration.
Based in the heart of the city centre, the Birmingham Beer Terrace offers one of the city’s best outdoor drinking and dining destinations - the perfect spot for after-work drinks, weekend socials and sunshine dining.
Ben Warnock, General Manager at Albert’s Schloss Birmingham, said: “Summer has landed at Albert’s Schloss and we couldn't be more excited to see the Beer Terrace in full use again.
“There’s nothing quite like that first cold pint in the sunshine, spritzes flowing and people soaking up the atmosphere.
“We can’t wait to welcome guests back for the best summer vibes in the city.”
With summer officially underway now is the perfect time to gather the group chat and head to Albert’s Schloss for pints in the sunshine, a selection of spritz and delicious summer plates.
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