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Woolpack Inn (Tillicoultry)

The 2012 Scottish Pub of the Year was the Woolpack Inn in Tillicoultry.

Harviestoun (Stirling)

Brewer of flagship Schiehallion lager.

Allanwater Brewhouse (Bridge of Allan)

Previously known as Bridge of Allan, Tinpot and Washhouse, this local bar offers tours of the in-house brewery.

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