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| Product name | Size cl | ABV % | Case/Pack Size | Up to 40 cases | 40 cases + | ||
| Caledonian | |||||||
 | Caledonian 80/- | 50cl | 4.1% | 8 | You must be logged in to view prices | ||
| Delicious medium-dark ale, with a hint of caramelly malt complexity and a touch of chocolate in the sweetish finish | |||||||
| Harviestoun | |||||||
 | Harviestoun Ola Dubh Special Reserve 12 | 33cl | 8% | 12 | You must be logged in to view prices | ||
| Ola Dubh (or Black Oil) is so named because it is gloopy and viscous. This limited realease has been matured in casks from Orkney's award-winning Highland Park distillery to add complementary whisky notes to what is already an amazing brew. It is chocolately with a roasty, bittersweet aftertaste. In this video, award-winning beer writer Zak Avery talks us through three different expressions of this cask-aged beer. | |||||||
| Orkney | |||||||
 | Orkney Dark Island | 50cl | 4.6% | 12 | You must be logged in to view prices | ||
| An iconic Scottish dark beer. A ripe, fruity nose balanced by flavours of chocolate, dried fruit and figs. | |||||||
 | Orkney Skullsplitter | 33cl | 8.5% | 24 | You must be logged in to view prices | ||
| Complex "wee heavy", lots of dried fruit flavour, quite thick and sweet on the tongue, and a complex, winey finish. In this video, award-winning beer wrter Zak Avery tastes a limited-editon beer from Isle of Skye, and the classic Orkney Skull Splitter. | |||||||
| Cairngorm | |||||||
 | Cairngorm Nessie's Monster Mash | 50cl | 4.4% | 12 | You must be logged in to view prices | ||
| Ever-popular brew from the Caingorm brewery | |||||||
| Isle of Skye | |||||||
 | Isle of Skye Black Cuillin | 50cl | 4.5% | 12 | You must be logged in to view prices | ||
| Dark ale, hints of roasted malt, but also retaining pleanty of figgy, dried fruit character | |||||||
| Traquair | |||||||
 | Traquair House Ale | 33cl | 7.2% | 24 | You must be logged in to view prices | ||
| Complex "wee heavy". Dried fruit, chocolate, and woody notes from the oak fermenting vessels | |||||||
 | Traquair Jacobite Ale | 33cl | 8% | 24 | You must be logged in to view prices | ||
| Dark ale spiced with coriander, lots of fruity flavours, and a long malt and spice finish | |||||||
| Heather Ale Co. | |||||||
 | Heather Ales Kelpie | 50cl | 4.4% | 12 | You must be logged in to view prices | ||
| Dark, rich ale, with a hint of seasidey saltiness in the finish. | |||||||
 | Heather Ales Ebulum | 33cl | 6.5% | 24 | You must be logged in to view prices | ||
| Dark but fairly zesty ale, hints of smoke and a long fruity finish | |||||||
| Atlas | |||||||
 | Atlas Three Sisters | 50cl | 4.2% | 12 | You must be logged in to view prices | ||
| Chocolate and crystal malts help to give this beer its dark ruby colour, as well as contributing to some of the toasty and liquorice flavours in the beer | |||||||
| Williams Bros | |||||||
 | Williams Bros Black | 50cl | 4.2% | 12 | You must be logged in to view prices | ||
| A rich dark ale, dominated by the strong flavours of roasted malts that are the foundation of thgis beer. Smooth coffee and chocolate undertones are complimented by the addition of late harvest cone hops, giving a lovely blackcurrant aroma | |||||||
| Brewdog | |||||||
 | Brewdog Zeitgeist | 33cl | 4.9% | 24 | You must be logged in to view prices | ||
| Black lager | |||||||
| Highland Brewing Co. | |||||||
 | Highland Orkney Porter | 27.5cl | 9% | 24 | You must be logged in to view prices | ||
| A peedie grain of Orkney, nothing plinky about this one. Vintage of 2009. | |||||||