GLASGOW brewery Drygate Co. are adding some sweetness to their refreshments with a new Christmas stout.
The limited edition beer is inspired by Scottish sweet company Lee's famous snowball.
Lee's are celebrating 90 years of business by teaming with Drygate to create the Snowball Stout, containing hints of coconut, sweet mallow and chocolate.
The new brew is one of Drygate's Convergence series, which has included collaborations with Dear Green Coffee and crime writer Chris Brookmyre who released his own grapefruit & rye IPA Killer Twist.
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Clive Miquel, CEO at Lees of Scotland said: “This is a really exciting collaboration and the first of its kind for us.
"We are delighted to celebrate our 90th year with a partnership that will provide something truly unique and special to our customers.
“It’s been a pleasure to work with Drygate on this project, and I have learnt a lot about the brewing process.
"Drygate have taken our sweet treat and created the perfect gift for your stout drinking friend, partner or family member.”
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Rob MacKay, creative and marketing director at Drygate, added: “We're delighted to be working with Lees on this snowball inspired stout, to help them celebrate their 90th year of trading.
“As a small, fairly young company, it has been great to see such a long-established, successful brand so eager to innovate and engage with a new community.
"We hope that this beer lives up to the expectations of Lees of Scotland’s many fans, and that they enjoy our take on the classic Scottish treat."
The Snowball Stout will be available online by the bottle for £4.50 in limited numbers, and by the keg in selected retailers. Bottles can be purchased HERE.
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