This is the 7th edition of the very popular Hidden Places of Scotland. The editorial content has been fully updated in this very attractive and easy-to-use travel guide. The book is printed in full colour and includes detailed directional maps and ey

Crafted with fine, soft spring water this Soda Water is beautifully dry and clean. Tasting Notes: Crisp, pure and fresh on the palate, the mineral content is carried by the high carbonation. Perfect Pairings: Fever-tree Club Soda is an ideal mixer for great whisky, scotch and bourbons of distinction, yet perfect to enjoy on its own thanks to its refreshing properties. No artificial sweeteners, flavourings or preservatives. Ingredients: Spring Water, Bicarbonate of Soda.

A connoiseurs Unchilfiltered Blend. With more than double the malt content of most standard blends, this Gold Medal award winning whisky contains quality Islay, Island, Highland and Speyside malts aged from 8 – 11 years. Slightly creamy with a touch of liquorice on the palate and a delicate light peaty note. Pronounced ‘chey vek’, Te Bheag means ‘the little lady’ and is the name of the boat in the company’s logo. The name also means a ‘wee dram’ in colloquial Gaelic. Smooth and slightly peated from its West Coast origins, this is a connoisseurs’ whisky with a high malt content, aged between 5 and II years old, and a hint of sherry from selected casks in which it was matured. In I997, this version was awarded a Gold Label in the International Spirits Challenge Competition in London, followed by a Gold Medal from Selectione Mondiale in 1998. scottish whisky

A blend of Speyside malt whiskies with a high malt content to give deptch and interest. This superior 5 Year Old blend was awarded the Gold Medal at the 2001 International Spirit Challenge as best blended Whisky. Shows plenty of full, smoky style. scottish whisky