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Made it to Black Isle in Fort William. Can’t say how it compares to the east coast version, but everything I had seemed like quality. Many options described as “American”, “NEIPA”, or “Belgian”, but hopefully the ones I tried contributed to a better understanding of the British flavor/flavour...

My first Marston’s Pedigree on cask. Whether I should or I just don’t know any better, I like that one. :)

The Keelman/Big Lamp Brewing in Newburn was suggested in the other thread. We got there pretty early in the day but It started raining once we were inside so I had an excuse to try the bitter, the brown, and the blonde/golden ale. I enjoyed them all but the brown really knocked my socks off...

We’ll be through Newburn tomorrow, but it might be pretty early. I’ll try to drag my feet a little. :) Thanks!

Made it to Twice Brewed, but unfortunately their tables are all booked for the next four hours they’re open, so no food for us :( , but the Belgian Golden is nice. :) By the way, Old Vicarage Brewery (and B&B) in Walton was terrific!

Unfortunately we won’t be getting any farther up than Fort Williams, but we do hope to spend a little time in Edinburgh. Thanks for the suggestions!

Thanks! I think we’ll be at Twice Brewed tonight!

I just posted this topic to “General Homebrew Discussion”, but this seems like the right group of folks to direct it to. I’ve begun reading this thread but I’m afraid I’ve only gotten to 2015 or so (!). Lots of great information! If you have any suggestions, maybe write them over there to keep...

Hi! My wife and I have been in the UK for a couple weeks and we’ll be here for a few more while we hike Hadrian’s Wall West to East and then the West Highland Way south to north. What beers should we try and where should we try them to gather intelligence and inspiration for brewing back home?