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Scotland drew back from declaring independence from England in September and the two countries remain united by the fast-moving brewing revolution on both sides of the border. There are now 68 breweries in Scotland. They are watering a beer desert that for most of the second half of the 20th century was dominated by a

The revival of brewing in Edinburgh, the Scottish capital, has been brought into sharp focus by the decision of one of its major players to appoint a senior executive with the task of building sales in the United States. Innis & Gunn has been the pacesetter in Scotland for developing oak-aged beers matured in casks

Scottish beer firm Innis & Gunn confident of further growth and toasts success at events such as Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo

Beer columnist Roger Protz explores the connection between beer and whisky, and recommends oak aged beers for you to try.

The founder of one of Scotland’s most popular beers has branded the deposit return scheme (DRS) a “bonfire of chaos” which was “absolute…

“A BONFIRE of chaos” is what the founder of one of Scotland’s leading beer brands branded the deposit return scheme (DRS) adding that it’s…

Toronto’s Brunswick Bierworks to produce its canned beer line for a Canadian market that accounts for 40 per cent of the Scottish brewers’ global exports.

Data claiming overwhelming support for the Scottish government's flagship recycling scheme has been called into question amid more calls for it to be delayed.

Lorna Slater said she was considering a delay for smaller businesses to help them join the recycling scheme.

A COMMENT this week from Dougal Sharp, founder of Edinburgh beer company Innis & Gunn, seemed to encapsulate how many in business will be…