We have all been there. Your mates are en route and you have just realised that all you have in the fridge is an open bottle of plonk (that has been lying for god knows how long), 3 eggs and a couple of cans of fizzy pop.
Fear not, Tennent’s latest venture, which is guaranteed to take off, will deliver the perfect solution. From today the brewer will be offering ‘Tennent’s Rapid’, an exclusive airborne service delivering a 4-pack of Tennent’s Lager cans direct from Wellpark Brewery in Glasgow within 30 minutes, by drone.
The brand has been piloting ‘NBN’, the latest in drone technology. Customers who place their order online just need to enter their delivery location and our drones’ “Need Beer Now” technology will do the rest. Tennent’s Rapid delivers direct to your exact location, meaning that even customers who live in top floor flats will receive their four pack straight to their window.
With drone technology improving all the time, Tennent’s Rapid hope to offer international deliveries in future, helping to grow the brand’s foreign markets. Preliminary trials are underway to offer Spanish customers ‘El Drono’ deliveries whilst Italy will enjoy their favourite Scottish lager via ‘Birra Rapida’.
The brand is also testing Tennent’s Rapid with a view to delivery of Scotland’s favourite by the actual pint glass. It will give consumers in busy pub beer gardens the opportunity to not miss out on the fun while queuing at the bar and avoid drinking other, inferior lagers.
Place your emergency beer order via the special new website www.tennents.com/rapid.
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