Ardgour Ales

The milk of the goat has nourished Gaels for centuries - our creamy milk stout is a medium bodied, quaffable beer which revives this historic style

Tasting Notes: With a sweet milky palate and a nutty, bitter finish from the Magnum hops this is a homely, wholesome ale to cheer any gathering.

A pale IPA style refreshing bitter ale

Tasting Notes: In the mouth, a complex, spiced palate develops towards a long finish provided by the English Challenger hops used in the boil. A "beer drinker's beer," a Boc Bàn provides the perfect end to a day's climbing in the Ardgour Hills, Nevis Range or Glencoe .

Boc Beag (Little Buck) is an easy drinking, lightly hopped malt-forward summer ale.

Tasting Notes: The nose of honey and warm grass opens into a wide ripe fruity mouthful of summer and then the merest suggestion of a bitter finish With 100% English Fuggles hops this is a beer for pals, picnics and long Highland evenings

Boc na Braiche (Buck of the Malt) is a pale, powerful aromatic "whisky companion" ale.

Tasting Notes: The fruity nose from the Slovenian Bobek hops gives way to a wide, sweetish palate and a lingering finish. It drinks well alongside its inspiration, Mac na Braiche (Son of the Malt) one of the Gàidhlig language's fondest names for Uisge Beatha - a Boc na Braiche and a favourite malt is the perfect "hauf and a hauf" on a chill Highland evening.

Gobhar Odhar (Dun coloured goat) is a light brown, easy drinking Best Bitter.

Tasting Notes: American Cascade hops give this pleasant, malty ale a fresh aroma and a satisfying mouthfeel - this is a very moreish beer which uses some wheat in the grist to give a resilient head. The ideal ingredient for a long, happy evening of song and story with good friends.

Gobhar Reamhar (Stout Goat) is a dark, dry Irish style stout

Tasting Notes: .The fresh, earthy nose has mint and vanilla notes from the Fuggles hops which give way on the palate to clean, fruity bursts of melon and coffee. A lingering wide finish comes from the Magnum hops in the boil. A warming, comfortable beer for a winter’s evening.

An Irish style red ale, the Samhain Goat is about the fading of the light and the closeness of loved ones.

Tasting Notes: With a fruity, roast aroma and a wide, spiced yet creamy palate from the Polish Perle hops this is a beer for reminiscence around a homely fire.