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Traquair House Ale 11oz Bottle

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$4.19 $5.99 In stock

Category: Amber & Brown

Traquair House Ale is presented here in an 11oz bottle. It is classified in the Amber & Brown category and carries tags associated with Scotland, Great Britain, and barrel aged or strong brown beer styles. The brand listed for this item is MANCINI / C&C.

  • Product: Traquair House Ale
  • Bottle size: 11oz
  • Category: Amber & Brown
  • Style associations: barrel aged / strong, brown
  • Region associations: Scotland, Great Britain
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sebastian L. ★★★★★

The 11oz bottle is perfect for a slow sipper—this barrel-aged strong brown ale has that rich, slightly sweet Scottish character that just keeps unfolding as it warms. I've been cellaring a few and the depth is only getting better.

Lucy L. ★★★★★

Poured one of these on a cold night and the barrel aging really comes through, lots of dark fruit and a warm malt finish. At 11oz it's a small pour, but for something this strong that's honestly the right amount.

Thomas U. ★★★★★

I usually avoid strong brown ales because they get too sweet, but this one stays rich and malty without going syrupy. The barrel aging comes through in a nice oak finish that lingers just long enough.