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Bookmark or Share- What Is Scotch Ale? - The Spruce EatsScotch ale, or wee heavy, is a style of beer originating in Scotland that is fermented with ale yeast. Generally low in bitterness with rich malt sweetness, the caramel-colored beer often uses a pale malt base backed by darker malts.
- Scotch Ale / Wee Heavy - BeerAdvocateThe Scotch Ale is overwhelmingly malty, with a rich and dominant sweet malt flavor and aroma. A caramel character is often part of the profile. Some examples feature a light smoked peat flavor.
- Scottish Ale - BeerAdvocateLearn more about the Scottish Ale style of beer. Scottish-Style Ales vary depending on strength and flavor, but in general retain a malt-forward character with some degree of caramel-like malt flavors and a soft and chewy mouthfeel. Some examples feature a light smoked peat flavor.
- Scottish Ale | Belhaven Brewery Company Ltd. | BeerAdvocateOur signature Scottish Ale is the beer we've brewed the longest and is our best-selling bottle world-wide. We brew it from 100% Scottish Optic and Crystal barley malts for a nutty, biscuit character, balanced with a subtle spiciness from Challenger and Goldings hops for an all-around satisfying beer.
- What Exactly Are Scotch Ales? - Hop CultureScotch ales are an esoteric style of beer known for their super malty, rich caramel flavors and boozy ABV. Think of a Scotch ale like the bottom log on a fire, simmering and smoldering. Is it the star of the fire? No, but the piece of wood that burns the longest keeps the whole fire going. Similarly, Scotch Ales aren’t sexy.
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