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Inveralmond

22 Inveralmond Place, Inveralmond Industrial Estate, Perth, PH1 3TS (View on Google Map) 01738449448 info@inveralmond-brewery.co.uk Website
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Description

Established in 1997, Inveralmond was the first brewery in Perth for more than 30 years. In 2016, it became part of the Innis & Gunn family, an independent Scottish brewer based in Edinburgh. I&G makes no real ale but the Inveralmond range continues.

2 Regularly Produced Beers

Inveralmond - Lia Fail

Inveralmond - Lia Fail

Produced: Regularly Brewed

Perth

Premium Bitter

ABV: 4.7%
Inveralmond - Ossian

Inveralmond - Ossian

Produced: Regularly Brewed

Perth

Session Golden Ale

ABV: 4.1%

Tours

Inveralmond - Brewery Tour

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