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The following shows the beers currently being considered for the event. Please feel free to send in your own suggestions and we will consider them for inclusion . CLICK ON THE BREWERY NAMES BELOW TO VISIT THEIR WEBSITES
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CALEDONIAN BREWERY Caledonian 80/- 4.1% A russet brown coloured beer with a malty, fruity aroma. Smooth and creamy, very easily drinkable. Good balancing dryness with clovery spiciness in a softly hoppy finish. Strongly delivers the Caledonian Brewery tradition: quality ingredients brewed in unique direct-fired open coppers.
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HARVIESTOUN BREWERY Bitter & Twisted 3.8% A sharp, blond beer with a superb, fresh hop profile combining aromatic Hallertau Hersbrucker with spicy Challenger. It is finished by late hopping with Styrian Goldings, which gives sharpness like the twist of a lemon. A truly refreshing beer and strangely moreish.
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CAIRNGORM BREWERY Blessed Thistle 4.5% Truly unique. A reddish ale that is primarily bittered with Blessed Thistles. The late addition of Goldings hops and ginger add to the flavours of this most complex of beers.
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PLOCKTON BREWERY Crags Ale 4.3% The regular beer brewed at Plockton. Based on the Best Bitter style, the beer has proved popular with visitors to Plockton
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CAIRNGORM BREWERY White Lady 4.7% Our take on a Bavarian style wheat beer, with additional hints of roast malt for colour. Brewed with orange peel and coriander to give fruit flavours with a hint of spice.
SIBA Champion Wheat Beer 2004.
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ADDLESTONES Cider 5.0%
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ORKNEY BREWERY Dark Island 4.6% The Orkney Brewery’s flagship beer. Exhibiting a ripe, fruity, chocolate nose. Dark Island is balanced by flavours of dark chocolate, figs and nuts from the combination of roasted malts and rich hops.
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ORKNEY BREWERY Skull Splitter 8.5% Takes its name from Thorfinn Hauskaluif - the 7th Viking Earl of Orkney. Sophisticated, satiny smooth with a deceptively light character, it is a tribute to our colourful forebear.
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STRATHAVEN ALES Claverhouse 4.5% This red session aleis hopped with the sharp citrus flavours of North American Oregon hops along with a blend of traditional Scottish Crystal and Red malts
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BRIDGE of ALLAN BREWERY Glencoe Wild Oat Stout (Organic) 4.5% Brewed in the heart of Scotland using the finest malts, pure Scottish water and wild oats. This traditional stout has a creamy, toasted oatmeal flavour and is gently hopped. Complex roast malt aromas and a smooth silky aftertaste are characteristics of this ale. This stout is as mysterious and compelling as the Glen it is named after.
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THE HIGHLAND BREWING Co Dark Munro 4.0% Appearance: Dark chocolate brown in the glass with a good white head, if held to a light very dark ruby red shines through. Nose: Soft chocolate malt ‘coffee’ notes are evident with a mere hint of hop. Taste: All depends on venting, when fresh the chocolate malt is crisp and may have a hint of phenols, when well vented or halfway through
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THE ISLE OF SKYE BREWING CO Black Cuillin 4.5% Rolled roast oatmeal and honey. It takes its name from the world renowned mountains of the Isle of Skye, and is a unique strong flavoured dark ale.
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INVERALMOND BREWERY XXX 4.4% A traditional 80/ - ale. Full bodied and satisfying.
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