An all wooden pub with a mix of customers from smart suits to football groups watching the giant telly. 10 real ales on the bar & several decent bottled beers in the fridges.

A gusher - the beer was caught quickly in 3 glasses & drunk once the foam had collapsed.

Brewery website calls it an IPAⁱ, bottle label says it is a pale ale, I would call it an American Pale Aleⁱ - A small quibble when the beer's this good.

A copper-chestnut brown ale true to the traditional Scottish 80/- style. Malty aroma not masked by hops, nor for that matter the taste - a very low hopped beer.

Deep golden ale. Solid earthy, pine-resin hoppiness that lingers. Some caramel-toffee malt. A traditional English-style India Pale Aleⁱ with some punch to it.

A cross-over beer between a traditional German weissbier & a Scottish 80/- beer.

Morrisons has got Williams Brothers to supply beer - from its own & other small breweries - to its Scottish supermarkets. The breweries are;

One real ale - a national English brand - so I went for the Belhaven St Andrew's Smooth. Tasted like every other smooth beer I've ever tried.

Pricey.

A traditional style pub to the East of the city centre with a wooden floor & distressed wooden tables.