This pub, as far as I can tell, has nothing to do with that ubiquitous shite lager. It's a decent and unassuming sports pub. Watching Ross County v Hamilton. The beer, well kudos for choice of seven cask beers but they are mostly nationals (London Pride and such), but there's one each from Gipsy Hill and Stewart so not all is lost. A few decent whiskies available. Honestly it's not a beer ticker's pub but I liked it.

Innis & Gunn Beer isn't the best on the planet but I remember liking their Edinburgh taproom well enough. This taproom, near Hillhead subway Station and the Hunterian museum, is grubby and well-attended with a small bar in the back. It isn't so exciting with six Innis & Gunn beers (I think I'd had them all) with seven guests, mostly easily available but two Ossiansand a Campervan make up for that. Another 'can be missed' but completionists may wish to try it out.

Arts centre bar converted from a church. A couple of cask ales plus various basic keg such as Drygate's Kelvin. A number of whiskies are avilable so worth checking to see with your own eyes as the menu is far from accurate. Not a bad place to hang for a short while but can be missed, especially from a beer perspective.