FM Liquor
"The Classic Beer Company"
Est 1988
Australian Importer & Wholesaler of Premium Beer & Cider
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Belhaven BREWERY SCOTLAND
Belhaven Best
The pint of pints, the main man of draught ales, the quintessential
quaffable beer...honey-coloured Belhaven Best is beyond compare.
At 3.2% strength, Best is the ideal session beer. Its smooth, beautifully balanced taste and body will refresh and reassure any drinker – on any occasion.
Whether you're out for a quick one or celebrating a lottery win, Best lives up to its name. Available in cans and on draught in the Best bars
Belhaven Wee Heavy
Belhaven Wee Heavy has a rich deep flavour that derives from the greater proportion of malted barley to hops which characterised Scottish ales of the 19th century. A beer to be sipped, savoured and fully respected.
Belhaven Twisted Thistle
A refreshing example of an Indian Pale Ale from the master brewers at Belhaven.
The blend of Cascade and Challenger hops combine to produce an abundance of fresh hop aroma that precludes a bitter dry taste.
Belhaven Scottish Stout
Belhaven Brewery is proud to announce that Belhaven Scottish Stout has received top marks from the Beverage Testing Institute (BTI) in their 2008 World Beer Championships Awards.
The deluxe handcrafted stout at 7%, was awarded its top rating - 96 points and a Platinum Medal - in the 'Strong Stout' category. A blend of triple malts, roasted chocolate flavour and hop character, once you've tried this deluxe stout you'll want to get reacquainted
Belhaven St Andrews Ale
It's every golfers dream to play "The Old Course"...created entirely by the forces of nature, the historic "links" of St Andrews are believed to be where the first ever game was played. Belhaven are proud to name one of their finest Scottish ales after St. Andrew - the nations patron saint, and the town known throughout the world as the "Home of Golf".
Belhaven Scottish Ale
Belhaven Scottish Ale is a fully rounded ale, a complex mix of malt and hop producing Belhaven's easily recognised malty and nutty flavour.
Belhaven Fruit Beer
Historically, fruit has been commonly used ass the essential flavouring in ales. Germans have been adding a dash of raspberry to their Berliner Weiss beers since the 17th century and Belgian's have harnessed locally grown fruit in the making of their cherry and raspberry beers. The rich grain and fruit of Scotland has been plundered to produce this traditional fruit flavoured beer.
