Tryst Brewery
Address : Tryst Brewery, Lorne Road, Larbert, Falkirk, FK5 4AT
Telephone No : 01324 554000
Web Site : www.trystbrewery.co.uk
Visitors Centre : No
The Tryst Brewery is owned and run by John McGarva. The Tryst (meaning the gathering or meeting place) is an area north of Falkirk where in the past cattle were herded down from north of the central belt before being driven south to market. Since this is the area the brewery is based, the logical name for the brewery was the Tryst Brewery.
After a number of years home brewing, experience with the Craft Brewers Association and a spell with a local micro brewery and with the help of redundancy package, John McGrva's Tryst Brewery was born. In 2003 the Tryst Brewery started brewing its now award winning range of real ales and beers and continues to grow in 'strenght'.
Here are a selection of the Ales produced at the Tryst Brewery :
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Stars & Stripes 4.0% ABV
Stars and stripes real aleSpecially developed from a blend of three American hops sourced with the assistance of a well known new world brewer to offer a golden ale of singular distinction.
Carron Oatmalt Stout 6.1% ABV
Carron Oat StoutA full bodied stout recreated from a Scottish Edwardian recipe which was unearthed from brewery archives.
Zetland Wheatbier 4.5% ABV
German malt & hops are fermented in hefeweizen yeast to create the distinctive banana nose for which it is known. A refreshing drink that offers something a little different to lovers of ale.
Brockville Pale 3.8% ABV
A golden session ale combining no less than three British hop varieties.
Brockville Dark 3.8% ABV
A dark, ruby coloured, full tasting session ale with hints of liquorice and roasted grains. An edge of bitterness gives additional character to this award winning ale.
CAMRA 2006 Bottle Conditioned Champion Beer of Scotland
Buckled Wheel 4.2% ABV
An old-fashioned style of ale using several light coloured malts. The malts are complimented by a blend of traditional English fuggles and Golding hops to achieve a deep long satisfying finish.
Carron Oatmalt Stout 4.2% ABV
Packed full of citrus flavours from the distinctive Washington state hops used, combined with pale malt and Carron valley water to create a real thirst- quenching treat.
Carronade IPA 4.2% ABV
A very distinctive ale that is not for the faint hearted . American hop varieties provide a well balanced feast of citrus flavours that linger on the palette which have won this beer many fans and a number of awards.
Raj I.P.A. 5.5% ABV
Full strength India Pale Ale with underlying malt complexity and hopped with three popular UK hops.
Blathan 4.0% ABV
Pronounced as Bla-han in Scottish Gaelic meaning "Little Blossom". So named due to the floral aroma of this satisfying single hop variety beer. Brewed with malted barley and elderflower.
Drovers 80/- 4.0% ABV
A prize winning Scottish 80/- with extra emphasis on the late copper hops. Malty flavor with hints of spice and distinctive hop flavor and aroma.
Antonine Amber Ale ?% ABV
Based on a traditional Scottish recipe with Scottish oats and malted barley along with three varieties of English hops.
Based on a traditional Scottish recipe with Scottish oats and malted barley along with three varieties of English hops.
A big thank you to the Tryst Breweries own web site, www.TrystBrewery.co.uk for most of the images and information on this page. For more information and a chance to buy some of their Great Beers click on the link above.
