Tennent’s Premium Scotch Lager Beer 500 ml 5%

In Glasgow, Tennent's has brewed lager since 1885, and the name is still synonymous with Scottish beer tradition across the country.

Expert description of Tennent's Premium Scotch Lager

Tennent's Premium Scotch Lager is Scotland's best-selling lager and a fixture of the country's beer culture. The brewery in Glasgow has roots going back to 1885, and the recipe has been refined through generations to deliver a fresh, approachable lager with a light malt character.

The lager is brewed with a focus on purity and a clean, crisp finish - a classic Scottish lager style, just as suited to a busy night out as to a quiet moment at home.

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Light malt and a hint of grain.

Taste

Fresh and lightly malty, with a balanced sweetness.

Finish

Clean and crisp, without lingering too long.

Specifications

Name: Tennent's Premium Scotch Lager
Brewery: Tennent's
Country/Region: Glasgow, Scotland
Beer Style: Lager
ABV: 5%
Size: 50 CL
Serving Suggestion: Best enjoyed well chilled, with light food or as a refreshment on its own

Flavour Profile

Fresh · Malty · Light · Refreshing

Did You Know?

Tennent's was one of the first British breweries to put a picture on the can - the iconic red and white can has been part of Scottish popular culture since the 1950s.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Tennent's Premium Scotch Lager

What does Tennent's Lager taste like?

It tastes fresh and lightly malty with a balanced sweetness and a clean, crisp finish.

Is Tennent's Lager worth it?

Yes, it's Scotland's best-selling lager and a solid choice for a classic, approachable beer from a brewery with a long history.

What temperature should it be served at?

Best served well chilled, like most lagers, to highlight its fresh and refreshing character. Choose a wide beer glass to get the most out of the aromas.

What food pairs well with Tennent's Lager?

It works well with light food such as burgers and pizza, or simply on its own as a refreshment.

Where does Tennent's come from?

From Glasgow, Scotland, where the brewery has existed since 1885.

Is Tennent's a typical Scottish beer?

Yes, it's considered a symbol of Scottish lager and a staple of the country's pub culture.