Scottish microbreweries
Simply amongst the best beer that Scotland has to offer!
| Red Cuillin 4.2% ABV, Black Cuillin 4.5%, Hebridean Gold 4.3% 500ml (Isle of Skye) | |
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| Three beauties from the island's only brewery. The Red, like the hills it's named after, is rounded and pleasing, smooth, malty and slightly nutty, a premium ale. The Black is a stout-like beer, brewed with rolled oats and Scottish honey for plenty of bitter, dark, roasted oat and chocolatey depth. Heb Gold is a lighter, distinctively different ale, brewed with porridge oats for smoothness and a deep and creamy head. | £5.75 |
| Old Bridge Ale 4.1% ABV, 330ml (Isle of Skye) | |
| Also from Skye! Crafted from the crystal clear water from the Cuillin Hills that flows under the old Sligachan Bridge, this chestnut coloured ale has a hint of nuttiness and a well rounded taste. | £5.15 |
| Arran Blonde 5.0% ABV, 500ml (Arran) | |
| From an island off the Scottish West Coast comes a light golden-coloured beer with a white, quite persistent head. Fine, citrussy flavours with a real creaminess. | £5.75 |
| Brewdog Vagabond Pale Ale 4.5% ABV, 330ml (Aberdeenshire) NOT ALWAYS AVAILABLE | |
| Citrus and tropical fruit flavours meld with a light caramel base, giving way to a riot of resinous bitterness. Brewed with 100% malted barley and American hops, it's missing just one thing - gluten! | £5.15 |
| Skull Splitter Ale 8.5% ABV, 330ml (Orkney) | |
| A strong beer named after Thorfinn Einarsson the 7th Viking Earl of Orkney. A rich fruity wine-like complexity on the palate includes fresh & dried fruits, warm exotic spice & light summer citrus fruits. Sophisticated, satiny smooth with a deceptively light character! | £5.45 |
| Pinnacle 4.7% ABV, 330ml (Isle of Skye) | |
| Pinnacle is a full bodied, malt forward 80 shilling. With roasted barley & crystal malts built on a bread base, this beer offers the perfect balance of malt & caramel sweetness. | £5.15 |
