Bull City Bonnie Brae, 60 Shilling Scottish Ale

Bull City Bonnie Brae, 60 Shilling Scottish Ale

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Brewed by Bull City Burger and Brewery

Durham, NC, United States

Style:  Scottish Ale

3.8% Alcohol by Volume

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A malty, Scottish “session” beer. This is one for the non-hop heads. Showing a lightly reddish color and beautiful sparkle of bubble, the Bonnie Brae (Scottish for “Beautiful Hill”) yields all the wonderful biscuity toast of a malt driven ale with just enough hops to balance the body without becoming bitter. As is traditional, a 60 Shilling ale is the lightest body and lowest alcohol in the Scottish family of beer. Our version celebrates drinkability with a delicate toast quality. Subtle and delicious, the Bonnie Brae is named after the famous house located on Roxboro Road in North Durham where the Lowe’s Home Improvement now stands. A historic house built by Richard Wright with tobacco money in 1898, noted for its 90 foot long entry hall way, the Bonnie Brae home was moved in 1993 to a new foundation in order to preserve history. “If it’s not Scottish, it’s crap!” Hops: Northern Brewer, Fuggles