Nico Night - A Cologne Drinking Experience in London - 3rd March
Following on from the roaring success of our last Nico Night, we're hosting another one on Friday 3rd March. A traditional Cologne drinking experience (the home of Kölsch) at Orbit Beers Taproom.
Tickets on sale now.


We're going to replicate the Cologne/kölsch experience at Orbit Beers Taproom, pouring our freshest batch of Nico on the night, and at around 7pm we'll be tapping a special Nico Night batch, which we'll dispense straight from a barrel on the bar. So, get a bunch of friends together and come on down to our taproom for something a bit different!
We recommend trying to attend as a group for the best experience, smaller groups may need to sit with other people. We will be printing out a handy guide on the night explaining how everything works just in case you forget or anyone wants to join in on the fun.
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What does your ticket include?
Tickets include your first Nico and a Naco!
1x your first stange of Nico (200ml serving)
1 x Nacos = naan tacos = fluffy naan w/ meat or vegan mouth-watering dishes garnished w/ unique British Afghan condiments from our resident chefs at Cue point LDN
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More Food & Drink:
Any more Nicos you order will be marked on your beer mat (as pictured above) and charged at the end of the evening. Any additional drinks and food can be ordered from the bar and will be charged separately.
What is Kölsch and why should you be drinking it?
Unlike other lager styles, Kölsch is often considered a hybrid between a lager and an ale. This is because it is cold-conditioned, as a lager would be, but it is actually fermented using ale yeast. We refer to our Kölsch as a lager, as that's how it's traditionally described in Cologne. There are over 20 breweries in Cologne (Köln) producing Kölsch, and to protect their brewing heritage, there is a law in place that states your beer cannot be called a ‘Kölsch’ unless it’s brewed within the Cologne metropolitan area.
That’s why Orbit’s flagship beer Nico is called a Köln Lager rather than a Kölsch (despite being brewed with a Kölsch yeast).
Our award-winning Köln Lager Nico is lightly carbonated and pours pale golden. Fragrant, herbal hop aroma with lemon citrus and green apple notes. Light on the palate, a touch of bready maltiness, with a more assertive hop character. The crisp bitterness makes it eminently drinkable. Look for the pear drop notes from the distinctive Kölsch yeast as well.
Named after Christa Päffgen under her singing alias Nico who hailed from Cologne, the city of Kölsch, an obergäriges (top-fermented) lagerbier.