English and Scottish Strong Ale

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Cromarty Brewing Co.’s Pibroch Wee Heavy clone

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Dead End Brew Machine’s Curtis the Destroyer clone

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Big Ben Barleywine

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Gordon Strong’s English Barleywine

“They develop such depth when well-made, well-packaged, and well-kept, changing and maturing over the years like fine red wine.” – Gordon St

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English Barleywine: My favorite winter beer

Do you have a favorite winter-time beer? For Gordon Strong, an English barleywine is his personal preference. Explore the depths of this bee

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Sir Walter Scotch Ale

Pete Rahn, QC Supervisor at Magic Hat Brewing Co. provides a recipe to BYO from his homebrew collection. “My brother went to Scotla

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Parti Like It’s 1700

Parti-gyle is an under-utilized technique in the brewing world, which is capable of producing multiple beer types during a single brew day.

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Burton Ale: Style Profile

Burton ale was the beer that originally put Burton on the map, beer-wise. It pre-dates IPA, and was a big export beer to the Baltic countrie

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Gordon Strong’s Burton Ale (Pre-WWI era)

A Burton ale is a rich, malty, bitter, warming beer that has a comforting feel about it, which does make it a good winter beer. However, it

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Fookin Buggerin Time Barleywine By Jeremy Cowan

BOS-winning homebrew recipe, brewed by Jeremy Cowan. Winner of Because Beer Homebrew Competition (Hamilton, Ontario: 500 entries)

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Great Scot!

Traditional Scottish breweries originally drew water from underground sources. Although some no longer have private wells, soft water remain

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Stewart’s Brewing Company McBride’s Strong Ale clone

Close to a traditional English style Strong Ale, with earthy English East Kent Golding hops and roasted barley, pale and dark malts and some