This is how an Edinburgh dad could win their very own pub experience for Father's Day thanks to Tennent’s

If so, Scotland’s biggest brewer is giving one lucky dad their very own back-garden pub experience, complete with draught bar, bar staff, Tennent’s Lager, furniture and more.

Ten runners-up will have a fresh pint delivered to their dad from one of the first kegs to be brewed at Wellpark, as Tennent's prepare for Scotland’s hospitality sector to reopen in the coming weeks.

Entering the competition couldn't be easier – all you have to do is 'share your dad's best joke'.

“Father’s Day is normally a great way to share a pint with the person you go to for DIY tips, lifts and jokes that aren’t always as funny as he thinks they are," says Tennent’s Lager Brand Executive, Linzi Gibson.

"As we look ahead to Scotland’s pubs, clubs, hotels and restaurants being able to reopen, we’ve started filling kegs again at Wellpark, so Father’s Day is the perfect time for us to reward dads with that freshly brewed pint at home.

“I’m sure there will be many deserving dads across Scotland, and we look forward to helping some Tennent’s fans share a fresh pint with theirs this Sunday. The entries will surely keep us and our fans entertained.”

Winners will be notified and contacted by Friday 19 June.

The fresh pints will be delivered on Father’s Day itself (Sunday, 21 June), while the beer garden experience will be delivered later in the summer when it is safe to do so in line with Scottish Government guidance.

To nominate your dad or the special man in your life, click here.

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