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Whisky and beer, two of the main ingredients in experiencing great Scottish craic! Acknowledged as Scotland's national drink, whisky - in the Gaelic, uisge beatha (pronounced oosh-ga beh-huh), meaning water of life - has been produced here for longer than anyone can remember. Brewing in Scotland has taken place for over 5,000 years, so it’s no surprise that Scotland’s ales are disctintive and wonderful. Whether sampling a fine ale in a traditional Scottish pub, searching out the amber nectar on a brewery tour or enjoying a pint in a beer garden, our pub culture will be a memorable part of any visit.
Like wines - and many other drinks - the single malts of Scotland are grouped by region. The regions in Scotland, the Lowlands, the Highlands, Campbeltown and the island of Islay have their origins in the regulation of licences and duties, but they do also embrace certain characteristics. ... more
One of the UK's best night out, Glasgow certainly has clubs, pubs and bars to please everyone ... more
For centuries whisky and the west coast of Scotland have been synonymous. Now, Whisky Coast blends incredible Scottish scenery with the best single ma ... more
There are two kinds of Scotch whisky: malt whisky, which is made by the pot still process, and grain whisky, which is made by the patent still (or Cof ... more
Dundee is world famous for marmalade. Today, nearly all bitter Seville oranges grown in Southern Spain are destined for marmalade for the British market.
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