CRAFT beer giants Innis & Gunn have released their most daring concoction to date - a Buckfast beer.

The Scots firm revealed its latest offering on social media, dividing opinion among their drinkers.

Glasgow's favourite 'table' tonic wine is said to add character to the new 'Wreck The Hoose' Porter.

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The pub revealed the creation on Facebook saying: “Glasgow’s favourite ‘table’ tonic wine adds some interesting character to our new ‘Wreck The Hoose’ Porter.

“Our gaff’s a pure riot man! #beerkitchenashtonlane #beerkitchen #wreckthehoose #craftbeer #porter #glasgowbeer #ukcraftbeer #beer #beerlovers #beerstagram #moanthen”

The announcement was met with a mixed reaction from the public.

Ian Jarvie said: "Really have to question our culture unfortunately when people find this appealing."

While Lucy Gordon commented “The dream!”

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As previously reported by the Evening Times, fans of Buckfast were left reeling this week amid claims the alcohol content in the popular tonic wine was set to be slashed by over half.

A seemingly genuine social media post from makers J Chandler & Co broke the news on about changes to the alcohol amount, which is currently at 15 per cent.

Stewart Wilson, sales manager at J.Chandler, later assured drinkers: “Following a false statement which was issued on social media, we can confirm that we are NOT changing our recipe or our alcohol content.”

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