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Old 28th January 2012, 17:47
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Best Scottish beers?
There seem to be loads to be had in the supermarkets at the moment with some good offers on too - the likes of Innis and Gunn are superb and some of the Harvieston ales. Tried the Stewarts 'Doppelbock' in a pub recently and it was amazing. As good as the German Bock I've tried.
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I'm not a beer drinker (women of my generation, generally aren't).. but my husband is an afficionado of the Caley Breweries beers.

http://www.caledonian-brewery.co.uk/...directions.pdf
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Caley's McEwans Champion is a good one. Not tried their others though.

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Is there still Traquair Ale on the go ?
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I tried McEwans Champion a while back and it was pretty strong. One of my favourites at the moment is Belhaven St Andrews Ale.
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Is there still Traquair Ale on the go ?

I think so. Their Jacobite Ale is superb.
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