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“… one of Scotland's oldest surviving breweries, dating back to 1719 … brewed using Scottish malted barley…”
Very sweet, with a slightly fruity taste, maybe red fruits. The smell reminds me a bit of St Peter's Honey Porter. Made of malted barley.
Belhaven Brewery Company, Dunbar, Scotland. 4.1% alcohol.
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Sweet and quite nice. Probably the same as McCallum' Stout but in a simulated draught package. Contains malted barley.
Belhaven Brewery Company, Dunbar, Scotland. 4.1% alcohol.
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