McEwan's Champion 7.3%, Eagle Brewery (formerly Charles Wells), England
627 ratings
3.7
McEwan's Champion
7.3% Scotch Ale / Wee Heavy
You’ll have heard that looks can be deceiving. Well, McEwan’s Champion Ale is Exhibit A in proving that statement true. First impressions are of a sweet and fruity beer. But this delicate taste belies its power. As you fully get to know its intense flavours you’ll realise this is a very strong, dark and traditional ale. William McEwan would have been proud of it.

Reviews

Post author: Gandalf The White
Gandalf The White
6 days ago
McEwan's Champion, England
4.0
Oops I did it again, down like a charm despite (or because of) 7.3% strong, the first bite of the weekend (not counting yesterday’s train beers). What can I say about McEwan’s Champion (clue in the name). A pintsman worthy liquid from fill to refill. Hurrah

Post author: TallPaul
TallPaul
25 days ago
4.6

Post author: TallPaul
TallPaul
1 month ago
5.0

Post author: Euan O'Connor
Euan O'Connor
@ LNER Edinburgh to London
2 months ago
McEwan's Champion, England
2.8
The taste of chocolate and fruit was nice, but it had a syrup taste to it that wasn't great. This is just a precautionary statement, but I would like to thank Dartford Dave for his services to Pint Please. He's not just a legend, but an innovator and pioneer of the app. Until Fabrizio Romano confirms this, #LestWeForget 🖖🏻

Post author: Kikena32
Kikena32
2 months ago
3.7

Post author: Longale
Longale
3 months ago
McEwan's Champion, England
4.1
Strong, rich, sweet, malty, fruity & seemingly not as heavily roasted as many Scottish ales but very moreish.

Post author: Leeg80
Leeg80
4 months ago
4.5

Post author: Brookes L
Brookes L
4 months ago
McEwan's Champion, England
3.1
Not a bad sup. Nice 7.3%. Needed for watching England through that first half shite

Post author: Hasell D
Hasell D
@ Morrisons
4 months ago
McEwan's Champion, England
3.5
Very sweet chocolate/toffee start and bitter liquorice finish. Tastes a bit like the whisky cask Innis & Gunn, only a little bit, but the sweetness and bitterness is overpowering. Not my cup of tea.

Post author: Cufty S
Cufty S
@ Tesco Latchmore Dr, Southampton
5 months ago
5.0