Copa Caledonia

STEWART BREWING LIMITED

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Scottish fruits. Brazilian style. One tart wee belter. Part of our Project 7 Series , Copa Caledonia is a bold and refreshing Catharina Sour , a vibrant Brazilian-style sour beer, reimagined with 100% Scottish fruit and Stewart Brewing flair. This kettle-soured fruit beer is packed with tart raspberry, juicy tayberry, and the uniquely Scottish honeyberry, creating a bright, sharp, and fruity explosion of flavour. Crisp, clean, and refreshingly zingy, it’s the perfect pick for fans of sour beers and fruit-forward brews . Finished with exclusive can artwork by Penfold

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Registered at Companies House as STEWART BREWING LIMITED, number SC261791. Checked 2026-08-29.
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