Ayrshire & Arran


Ayrshire is home to 80 miles of unspoiled coastline and rolling green hills and offers an enormous diversity and abundance of fresh and natural quality produce, from ales and whiskies to lamb, beef, cheese and ice cream.

The Isle of Arran is often referred to as Scotland in miniature, with its mountains and lochs in the north, and rolling hills and meadows in the south. A beautiful coastline and clear air create ideal conditions for producing delicious food and drink. This beautiful island has something from everyone, from whisky distillery and brewery to chocolatier.

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Ayrshire & Arran

Arran Brewery

A purpose-built, modern microbrewery ensures the consistency of Arran’s beers, while experienced hands at the brewing ensure that the product is of the highest quality. The result is a small range of beers that win awards year after year. The light, hoppy and well-balanced Arran Blonde is their most famous ale and was winner of the title Champion Wheat Beer of Britain in 2003.

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Isle of Arran Distillers

Washed by the warm waters of the Gulf Stream and home to the purest water supply in Scotland, Arran enjoys the ideal conditions for the speedy maturation of its single malt whisky. Visit the Isle of Arran Distillers, situated amongst the beautiful scenery of Lochranza, where you can learn about the history of whisky making on the island and take home a bottle of Arran Malt, which proudly claims to offer the ‘true spirit of nature’.

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