08/28/2026
The Scottish Highland Festival is coming up soon, and we've got some drinks to accompany you.
Belhaven Scottish Ale is brewed at Scotland’s oldest working brewery – near a monastery site dating back to 1150AD – and stays close to this tradition.
Belhaven Wee Heavy
Black malt gives roast aroma and taste and the Pale malt contributes a sweet biscuity note. Delicious cane sugar and caramel adds more sweetness. At 7.4% abv this beer is very full bodied, sweet and warming.
Traquair House Ale
The original ale first brewed in 1965 and now sold all over the world. Perhaps the most distinctive Scottish ale on the market and with its rich dark oakiness, this is a serious winter ale.
Traquair Jacobite Ale
Brewed to celebrate the anniversary of the 1745 Jacobite rebellion the ale proved to be so popular it has become a permanent addition to the range. Based on an eighteenth century recipe the ale is spiced with coriander which gives a remarkably fresh aftertaste.
