McEwans

McEwan's is a historic Scottish beer brand originating in Edinburgh in the 19th century. It was founded by Archibald McEwan as a local brewery and expanded to produce a range of ales and lagers. The brand's flagship brews, such as McEwan's Export and McEwan's Champion Ale, became widely available in pubs across Scotland and northern England. Styles range from amber ales to pale ales, with a reputation for traditional, robust flavor.

In 2008, following the takeover of Scottish & Newcastle by Heineken, McEwan's came under Heineken's ownership and is now produced and distributed within Heineken's UK portfolio. Production is handled at facilities operated by Heineken and its partners in the United Kingdom and, in some markets, abroad.

Today McEwan's remains part of the mid-range segment of the UK market, marketed to emphasize its Scottish heritage. The brand has seen various packaging formats, including glass bottles and cans, catering to both on-trade and off-trade channels. International availability varies by country.