Silly Scotch

Silly Scotch

Silly Scotch is the fruit of a unique tradition. Over the years, this beer grew to become the benchmark in its style. Its beautiful copper-red colour lurks beneath a beige head. Its complex aromas exude brioche with sultanas, candied fruits and fresh raspberry. The generous, full-bodied liqueur first surprises with impressions of honey and caramel and finishes with hints of plums and roasted malt. The finish is refreshing.

 

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Additional information

Country

Belgium

Origin

Wallonia

Brand

Silly

Category

Dark and Rich

Beer style

Scotch Ale

Colour of beer

Dark brown

Hop species

Hallertau, Kent

Fermentation

High

Alcohol

8%

Plato

16˚P

Foodpairing

Seasoned dishes, Spicy and mature cheeses, Meats, Sweet desserts

Pouring temperature

9˚C

Available in

33cl glass return, 75cl glass oneway, 20L cask return

Sweetness

+++++

Acidity

++

Bitterness

++++

Bitterness

+++

Long aftertaste

+++

Beer content

33cl, 75cl, 20L

Description

Silly Brewery

Silly Scotch originated in a century-old brasserie that has been brewing with passion for generations. At Brasserie de Silly, the expertise of artisanal beer brewing has been passed on for six generations since 1850. The brewery is a reference in terms of quality. Belgian and foreign customers appreciate its accessibility, customer-friendliness and flexibility. Brasserie de Silly produces a range of Belgian beers. Each beer is traditionally brewed with the best raw materials: pure water, unique yeast of which only the master brewer knows the secret, the best hops and quality malt.

Brasserie de Silly NV is owned by the 6egeneration of the family. Cousins Lionel and Bertrand Van der Haegen run the company. Bertrand is in charge of production, Lionel of sales. Their parents, brothers Jean-Paul and Didier Van der Haegen, are still active in the board of directors.

Brasserie de Silly is experiencing steady growth due to exports and the image of quality. In 2008, the brewery produced 10,000 hectolitres, in 2018 more than 25,000 hectolitres. The market is on the rise: traditional Belgian beers are becoming more and more successful in a large number of countries around the world..

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