For the first time ever, the bold, refreshing taste of Carib Lager is flowing fresh from the tap at Turtle Bay. That first cold sip hits different – especially when it’s brewed in the heart of the Caribbean. Now, it’s here, bringing a new kind of island flavour to your table...
Straight from the Caribbean...
We’re so excited to be the first to serve Carib Lager on draught in the UK. Brewed straight from Trinidad & Tobago – a place where the pace is easy, the rhythm runs deeps, and good vibes are never far from reach. In the Caribbean, it’s more than just a drink – it’s part of the culture. Served up at cookouts, beach bars, dancehalls, and Sunday family gatherings since 1950. It’s a beer that brings people together, no occasion needed.
It’s been brewed and perfected for 70 years by Carib Brewery, one of the most established breweries in the Caribbean, and has become a symbol of Trinbagonian pride. Over the years, it’s made its way to other islands, and now it’s landed in Turtle Bay.
Carib Lager is the perfect pairing with our Curry Goat...
This full-bodied golden brew brings a smooth balance of sweet and bitter notes, with rich, refreshing flavour in every sip. It’s a taste of the Caribbean - bold, aromatic, and made for kicking back. It’s the perfect pairing for a dish with a bit of kick, like our signature Curry Goat.
Picture tender goat, simmered in a fragrant blend of Caribbean spices, being washed down by a light, refreshing Carib Lager. Together, they hit all the right notes – warming, comforting and bold all at once.
It’s the kind of combo that makes you want to slow down, take your time, and enjoy every bite and sip...
Free pint of Carib Lager for Dad this Father's Day...
To celebrate Carib landing in our restaurants, we’re giving every dad a free pint this Father’s Day. It feels right that he gets the first taste.
Just download the Bay Club app between 30th May and 15th June 2025 (or check your gifts if you’re already in the club) and we’ll pour one for him, on us.
Because nothing says “cheers to you, Dad” quite like an ice-cold Carib...
