John Crabbie & Co
Glasgow, Scotland
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All beers · John Crabbie & Co
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Crabbie's Spiced Orange Ginger
Spiced Beer · 4.8% ABV
The result is a refreshing, light bodied ginger beer with a spicy fresh ginger flavor, notes of citrus and a warming finish. -
Crabbie's Cloudy Alcoholic Lemonade
Fruit Beer · 4.8% ABV
A quenching drink with an aroma of fresh lemons, a zesty lemon taste and a refreshing, tart finish. -
Crabbie's Spiced Orange
Spiced Beer · 4.8% ABV
Appealing and sophisticated citrus taste served over ice with a slice of orange. -
Crabbie's Alcoholic Raspberry Ginger Beer
Fruit Beer · 4.7% ABV
Bright raspberry colour; bursting with aromas of candied raspberry, liquorice, ginger and cassis. -
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Crabbie's Alcoholic Orange Ginger Beer
Spiced Beer · 4.0% ABV
Crabbie’s have added natural infusions of orange and delicious spices to deliver a unique Ginger Beer that has appealing and sophisticated orange taste. -
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Crabbie's Alcoholic Ginger Beer
Malt Beverage · 4.8% ABV
For more than 200 years Crabbie's has shipped its ginger beer from the Far East, following the pioneering footsteps of the first Scots Merchant Adventurers - hence our distinctive Elephant Trade Ma... -
Crabbie's Raspberry
Spiced Beer · 4.0% ABV
One of the latest additions to the world famous Crabbie's range, Raspberry Ginger Beer is a simple yet scrumptious twist on traditional ginger beer. -
Crabbie 12 Year Old Speyside Single Malt
Scotch · 40.0% ABV
Un single malt de Speyside de 12 años del embotellador John Crabbie & Co, elaborado en una destilería no revelada y madurado en barriles de bourbon especialmente seleccionados... -
Crabbie's Raspberry Ginger Nr
Fruit Cider
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Crabbie Yardhead Single Malt
Scotch · 40.0% ABV
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About the brewery
Crabbie’s Original Alcoholic Ginger Beer is part of Scotland’s famous Crabbie clan, founded in 1801 in the ancient Scottish port of Leith.
Made from a secret recipe, Crabbie’s Original Alcoholic Ginger Beer has 4 top secret ingredients. We combine these with steeped ginger, which we still ship all the way from the Far East, just as the first Scots Merchant Adventurers did all those years ago. That explains the Elephant Trademark old chap!