The Winning Line-Up
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The results are in. The beers are here. And the trophy cabinet’s getting a little crowded.
Meet The Winning Line-Up: 12 beers, six award-winning favourites and a whole lot of reasons to celebrate. We’ve brought together our 2026 medal winners in one mixed case, with two of each beer. One to enjoy, one to share. Or one to enjoy and another to confirm the judges got it right.
Inside your case:
New Relic. A double-medal winner, picking up Gold for Best IPA at the Scottish Beer Awards and Silver for Bottle and Can IPA (5.6%–7.4%) at the SIBA Scottish Indie Beer Awards. Not bad for a relic.
Radical Road. Taking the scenic route to the podium with Silver for Best IPA at the Scottish Beer Awards.
Session IPA. A place on the podium for a firm favourite, with Bronze for Best Session Beer at the Scottish Beer Awards.
Pacific Breeze. Blowing its way into the winners’ enclosure with Bronze for Best British Beer Styles at the Scottish Beer Awards.
Hazy IPA. Hazy by name, clear winner by nature. Gold and Category Champion for both Bottle and Can Pale Ale (4.5%–5.5%) and Keg Pale Ale (4.5%–5.5%) at the SIBA Scottish Indie Beer Awards, plus Gold for Bottle / Can Pale Ale at the SIBA National Independent Beer Awards. Someone’s showing off.
First World Problems. Another gold medal? A lovely problem to have. Winner of Gold for IPA – Belgian in Scotland at the Untappd Community Awards.
A cracking gift for a beer lover or a winning addition to your own beer shelf. Pick your favourite, compare notes and give the judges a little judging of your own.
Nine awards. Twelve beers. You make the final call.
New Relic x2
Radical Road x2
Session IPA x2
Pacific Breeze x2
Hazy IPA x2
First World Problems x2