Cool Flights for cool beers

In West Virginia, we often get periods of summer heat. And this year it’s been brutal.

If you’ve ever taken a beer flight out to enjoy on your deck or patio, or at a bar’s outdoor seating area or beer garden, you’ve experienced it. The beer gets warm before you finish drinking it. This is not good.

The beer heat-up is more pronounced in a flight due to its small, typically 5-oz. sized glassware. They heat up much quicker than would a full pint serving. What to do?

Never fear. An ingenious, beer-loving couple from the Dallas-Fort Worth, TX, area developed an innovative solution.

Cool Flights beer caddy

Lisa and Paul Nelson invented the Cool Flights Beer Flight Caddy. The caddy keeps beer flights cool for up to an hour even in the Texas—or West Virginia—heat.

The Cool Flights caddy incorporates an ice pack into the flight carrier board that keeps the beer chilled for more than enough time for you to leisurely enjoy your beer flight. 

This flight board, made of durable, dishwasher-safe plastic, has a removable ice-pack section built in. Keep the ice pack in the freezer or refrigerator until needed. Then, when you put taster-sized glasses of beer in the Cool Flights caddy, it keeps the beer cool while you drink—even in 90 degree heat. 

Beer enjoyment increases

Since craft lagers and lighter ales all taste best when consumed at around 35 to 45 degrees F, this product could be just what you or a craft beer bar/taproom with outdoor seating needs to show off great beers. You can now enjoy your beer flight while also enjoying a summer day outside.

Beer Bars/Taprooms: Try out a few sets in your beer garden and see what a difference they make to customer satisfaction. Taprooms and bars can order them in quantities. The units are durable and commercial dishwasher safe.

Beer Lovers: The caddy makes a great gift for your craft beer-crazed spouse or friend. 

Check out the Cool Flights website here: https://www.cool-flights.com/

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BrilliantStream (always on the lookout for cool new products) discovered this flight carrier at Brew Expo America during this year’s Craft Brewer’s Conference in Indianapolis.