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What The Beer Giants Can Learn From Micro-Breweries
Micro-breweries are on the up, with 1,500 within the UK at the time of writing this blog. As the industry and demands change, we ask Don Valley Engineering, what can the big beer giants learn from their nimble brewing neighbours?
Migrator IPA 7.9% – a word from our Head Brewer
In my interview, I asked if I could brew a seasonal and after much negotiation I was challenged with brewing a big bold IPA in the American style. I started a recipe formulation and calculation process, incidentally trying out some really good beer from British and American breweries, tracing the recipes and writing what I […]
Black Isle Bar at The Great Estate Festival (Edinburgh Fringe 2016)
16-21 August 2016 – Vogrie Country Park We are very happy to announce that we are going to be the beer supplier for The Great Estate Festival 2016. This unique festival boasts a line-up of eclectic music, comedy, dance and theatre acts. Held on the beautiful grounds of Vogrie Country Park, it is only a […]
Try our latest beer – Goldfinch Gluten Free
Spring has sprung The grass is ris I wonder where them birdies is. The little birds is on the wing Ain’t that absurd The little wings is on the bird! Which brings us seasonally onto our newest beer Goldfinch 3.5% session I.P.A. launched this spring in Waitrose in Scotland and on draft across all Fuller […]
Black Isle Bar opening in Inverness
BATHED IN HIGHLAND SUNSHINE! The new Black Isle Bar is getting its first lick of paint. Opening early June in downtown Inverness the Black Isle Bar with rooms will offer great craft beer, organic pizza and even somewhere to rest your weary head!
ATTENTION LONDON BEER LOVERS!
The Black Isle Brewery is pleased to announce that in addition to their Glasgow & Cheltenham stores our delightful organic Scottish brews are now available at all Whole Foods Market stores in London. Whole Foods London stock the following Black Isle beauties: Scotch Ale Goldeneye Hibernator Oatmeal Stout Red Kite Blonde So why not pop […]
