Which Scottish session beer has an ABV range of 3.2–3.9%?

Which Scottish session beer has an ABV range of 3.2–3.9%?

• A. Scottish Light
• B. Scottish Heavy
• C. Scottish Export
• D. Pale Ale

Answer: (A)

Understanding session beer in Scotland means looking at how ABV lines up with drinkability. Scottish Light is the lighter member of the traditional Scottish session family, brewed to be easy to drink over longer sessions. Its typical ABV sits in the 3.2–3.9% range, which matches the given window precisely. The other options are stronger: Scottish Heavy and Scottish Export sit higher in the mid-range to upper 4% and beyond, while Pale Ale is a different style with more malt and hop character and usually falls above this low range. So the ABV window provided fits Scottish Light best.

Understanding session beer in Scotland means looking at how ABV lines up with drinkability. Scottish Light is the lighter member of the traditional Scottish session family, brewed to be easy to drink over longer sessions. Its typical ABV sits in the 3.2–3.9% range, which matches the given window precisely. The other options are stronger: Scottish Heavy and Scottish Export sit higher in the mid-range to upper 4% and beyond, while Pale Ale is a different style with more malt and hop character and usually falls above this low range. So the ABV window provided fits Scottish Light best.