Madri
- 50 litre keg · 88 pints£210 £2.39 a pint
Keg delivery to Leeds
Madri kegs delivered in Leeds
Looking for a Madri keg near you in Leeds? We bring 50 litre kegs of Madri to Leeds and the villages around it, for £5 to £20 depending on distance, confirmed before you commit, along with the pump and the right coupler if you need them. That is 88 pints on tap at home.
Madri is the one younger crowds in Leeds ask for by name at the moment: thirtieth birthdays, engagement parties and summer garden bars where people want what they have been drinking in town.
Madri keg prices
Live prices from our list, VAT included. Pay on delivery by cash or bank transfer.
About Madri on draught
Madri Excepcional is the fastest-growing lager in British pubs and it has just pushed Peroni out of the top four. It is brewed in the UK by Molson Coors in a Spanish style at 4.6 per cent, pale and clean with a light citrus edge and a short, dry finish. It has caught on quickly with people who used to drink Peroni or Moretti and want a change.
Madri comes in a 50 litre keg of about 88 pints. It is a good single-lager choice for a wedding or a big party where you want something current on the bar.
What you need to pour Madri
- Coupler: Madri kegs take a G-type coupler, the same Grundy fitting as Carling. An S-type will not fit.
- Tap: A standard lager tap.
Running your own bar? Couplers, taps and line are under Parts and accessories on the price list. Or hire a pump or full bar and we set it all up for you in Leeds.
Madri questions
Which coupler does a Madri keg use?
A G-type, the same as Carling and Coors. If your home bar in Leeds has an S-type coupler for Peroni or Moretti, you will need a G-type for Madri, which is on the price list under Parts and accessories.
What size does Madri come in?
A 50 litre keg, about 88 pints. For a smaller do, Birra Moretti and Peroni both come in 30 litre kegs if you want a similar style of lager in a smaller size.
How strong is Madri on draught?
Madri Excepcional is 4.6 per cent, the same as Birra Moretti and UK draught Stella Artois.
More in the full FAQ.