Beer Bags

For years glass has been the go-to delivery vehicle for beer and other carbonated beverages. Now, thanks to advances in flexible bag-in-box beer packaging technology, there are better options. AstraPouch® is proud to introduce a flexible-packaging growler that can hold carbonated beverages! Perfect for microbreweries, brew-pubs, restaurants, and more, the Beer To-Go Pouch comes in either a clear or dark amber color to keep your product fresher, and longer. The amber beer bags protect against UVA/UVB light and both color options feature a smaller head space to preserve the carbonation and quality of your product. In addition, our patented screw cap at the top of the beer bag can crack open to reduce pressure if needed.

Breweries benefit from making the switch to beer bags, as they have a cheaper per-unit cost compared to glass growlers. Plus, all of our bag-in-box beer packaging comes with the standard growler-size opening at the top for easy filling and a clear fill line to know exactly when the bag is full, eliminating the guesswork. And, if space is limited, one case of flat pouches is the product equivalent of 1-2 pallets of glass growlers, meaning that making the switch can clear production and shipping space for other needs. 

Consumers also benefit from flexible beer bags because our cutting-edge technology allows your beer to stay fresher for longer. In addition, flexible beer bags can go where glass containers can’t, like the beach, sporting events, or anywhere else where glass isn’t allowed. They’re also a great option for pack-in, pack-out locations, like national parks or picnic areas, as the pouches lay flat when empty. Ditch bulky glass bottles for good with the AstraPouch® Beer To-Go Pouch. All of our Beer To-Go Pouches feature the same sturdy construction, recyclable materials, and high-quality tap dispensers you count on in all AstraPouch products — all there to make sure your customers enjoy your product when they want to. Our bag-in-box beer packaging can be recycled after use, or washed out and reused, to help reduce your carbon footprint by 80-85% compared to glass containers.