Black Linn waterfall

The Famous Grouse Scotch Whisky, The Glenturret distillery, The Hosh, Crieff

Hermitage - National Trust for Scotland, Perthshire,Ossian's Cave, Black Linn waterfall

Ossian's Hall overlooking the Black Linn waterfal, Dunkeld Historic Attraction, hermitage

autumn begins

Real Ale Festival - Bo`ness 2015

2015 Bo'ness Real Ale Festival - Beer List

As in previous years there are some well-known, well-liked ales for you to enjoy and as usual a few other beers from new breweries (one only 4 months old) you may not have had the opportunity of trying yet.

There are 34 beers to choose from and this year a couple of extra ciders as well.

So, there is bound to be something to take your fancy but before sticking to the one you have enjoyed before make sure and try a few of the others - they are all good!

Alchemy Brewing

Bad Day at the Office 4.5 ab

Broughton Ales Ltd

Hopopotamus 3.8 abv

De BRUS

Nut Brown Ale 4.5 abv

Tryst Brewery

Double choc Porter 4.4 abv

Fallen Brewery

Blackhouse 5.0 abv

Odysey Blonde 4.1abv

2015 Bo'ness Real Ale Festival Theme

Everyone who has ever been to the Bo'ness Beer Festival will know we always have a theme to celebrate or commemorate something, an event or other activity, that is or will be significant or helps put Bo’ness on the map.

We've always been lucky since the first festival way back in 2001 when the festival first began to celebrate Bo’ness 400, the anniversary of Bo’ness being designated in 1601, as an official port on the Forth.

That started it off and there has been a different theme every year since.

Last year was the first year that our festival glasses were sponsored as in the past it was just the beers that were sponsored by both local businesses, groups and even some individuals.

The were sponsored last year by SRPS (Scottish Railway Preservation Society) to help bring home to Scotland an old Stanier 8F Heavy Goodssteam engine.