Fierce Beer
Aberdeen's answer to the Central Belt craft scene. Fierce Beer pushes flavour boundaries that most Scottish breweries won't touch — peanut butter stouts, chilli-infused IPAs, barrel-aged imperial porters. Some of it is gimmicky; much of it is genuinely excellent. The barrel-ageing programme is the most serious in Scotland outside BrewDog, producing complex stouts and sours that compete with international examples. The Aberdeen bar is a destination in itself — good food, 20+ taps, and a reliably interesting guest list. Not everything Fierce makes is for everyone, but the willingness to experiment is what keeps the Scottish craft scene interesting.
Beers to try
Where to buy
Direct delivery: Fierce Beer online shop
Visit the brewery
Aberdeen bar and brewery tap open 7 days.
- Tap room: Yes
- Parking: No
- Dog-friendly: No
- Wheelchair access: No
- Family-friendly: No
- Food on site: No
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