#British Beer

Big, malty and warming, the Scotch ale – or “wee heavy” – is winter in a glass. Here is the style, the strength and the story.

“The Dog” – Newcastle Brown Ale is the brown ale the world knows. Here is its history, its taste, and why it became a cultural icon.

The red triangle on a Bass bottle was the world’s first registered trademark. Here is the story of England’s most historic pale ale.

Born as Britain’s answer to cold lager, the golden ale is bright, crisp and sessionable. Here is what defines the style and where it came from.

Nutty, toasty and comforting, the brown ale is one of beer’s most underrated styles. Here is the family explained, from English to American.