Sheriffmuir

4.5% abv

Following the Union of Crowns in 1703, Scotland had become a poor country and there was a lot of discontent both with the Government and King James VII. John, Earl of Mar raised the Jacobite standard at Perth and gathered fifteen thousand men to put an end to the Union. The battle that followed at Sheriffmuir was so indecisive that at best it could have been described as a draw. Thankfully this ruby red ale stands proudly in our range and is a born winner.

Stirling Brig

4.8% abv

The battle of Stirling Brig is one of the most famous Scottish battles and was portrayed in the film ‘Braveheart’.

Brewed to commemorate the 700th anniversary of this battle, Stirling Brig is a classic, rich, dark ale with a creamy head and epitomises the traditional Scottish 80/-.

Bannockburn

5.0% abv

Six months after the death of William Wallace, Robert Bruce was crowned King of Scotland, a title not only had he inherited, but also earned due to his fighting skills. By 1314 the only stronghold left in English hands was Stirling Castle. The attack by the Scots surprised the auld enemy and the English had no time to retaliate. They were massacred and many fell and drowned., so many that the story goes that you could walk ‘dry foot’ across the river.
This ale is a pale golden colour with a thick tight head.

Ben Nevis

4.0% abv

Hand brewed in the heart of Scotland this traditional 80/- Ale produces full-bodied rich malty flavoured beer with a lightly hopped aftertaste. Eighty Shilling (80/-) was the old Scottish beer duty rate and has now become a descriptive term for this type of beer

Glencoe Wild Oat Stout

4.5% abv

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 characteristic of this ale. This stout is as mysterious and compelling as the Glen it is named after.

Lomond Gold Blonde Ale

5.0% abv

Sensational new style of light coloured beer brewed close to the banks of Loch Lomond. Clean, sharp and fresh flavoured to the taste. Hopped with continental Saaz hops which give a hint of Citrus on the palette. This ale has a very satisfying aftertaste. In its cask form, this ale was awarded a Gold Medal by the Society of Independent Brewers (SIBA) Scotland 2001.

Brig O’ Allan 80/- Ale

4% abv

This eighty shilling ale is based on our very first beer “Stirling Brig”, and it is from this award winning recipe that we have created “Brig O’ Allan”, our bottle conditioned ale. This bottle contains a sediment of live yeast which gives it a taste fresher than pasteurised beers. Ruby red in colour with a full bodied rich malty taste, an ale we are sure you will enjoy.

Bronwyn - Festive Blonde Ale

5% abv

This Christmas ale has become a firm favourite and is brewed each year to commemorate the festive season. Named after “Bridge of Allan Brewery’s very own Golden Retriever “Bronwyn”, this beer is blonde and exciting just like the lady herself. This smooth, full bodied blonde ale gives a rich fruity aroma and rewarding aftertaste, with an interesting nose - but does not bite!