McEwan's Export beer

McEwan's Export is a quintessential Scottish ale with a rich history dating back to 1856. Originally established by William McEwan at the Fountain Brewery in Edinburgh, the brand became famous for its full-bodied, flavorful profile and its iconic 'Cavalier' logo. Historically, McEwan's dominated the Scottish market and was a pioneer in exporting beer across the globe, particularly to the British colonies.

While the brand holds a deep Scottish heritage, its ownership has transitioned through several major brewing conglomerates over the decades, including Scottish & Newcastle and Heineken. Since 2011, McEwan’s has been part of Charles Wells' portfolio, which was subsequently acquired by Marston's PLC. In a broader industry shift, Marston's formed a joint venture with Carlsberg UK, leading to the brand's integration into the Carlsberg Marston's Brewing Company. Today, the product is primarily brewed in the United Kingdom, maintaining its traditional recipe while benefiting from a modern international distribution network.