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Cairngorm Trade Winds

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A Scottish pale ale from Cairngorm Brewery in Aviemore that won CAMRA Champion Beer of Britain in 2009, brewed with elderflower for a distinctive aroma.

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Cairngorm Trade Winds ranks #27 of 214 in the Ale ranking, behind Woodforde's Wherry, ahead of Exmoor Gold.

CAMRA Champion Beer of Britain winner, elderflower pale ale with strong reputation, though floral character narrows appeal.

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What distinctive ingredient is used to brew Cairngorm Trade Winds?

Trade Winds is brewed with elderflower, which gives this Scottish pale ale its highly distinctive, floral aroma. This unique addition provides a refreshing counterpoint to the traditional pale malt base.

What major award did Cairngorm Trade Winds win?

In 2009, Cairngorm Trade Winds won the CAMRA Champion Beer of Britain. This prestigious award recognized it as the best real ale in the country across all categories judged that year.

Where is Cairngorm Brewery located?

The brewery is situated in Aviemore, a town within the Cairngorms National Park in the Scottish Highlands. Founded in 2001, it has grown to become one of the region's most prominent craft breweries.

What style of beer is Trade Winds classified as?

Despite its unique floral notes, it is fundamentally categorized as a Scottish pale ale. It pours a bright golden color and maintains the light, drinkable characteristics typical of modern pale ales.

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