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The Visitors Centre & Distillery Shop are often run as separate businesses to the actual distillery & have to meet their own financial targets to stay going.

As such they often stock a wide variety of goods not necessarily directly attached to the distillery.

This was certainly the case with The Borders Distillery I recently visited in Hawick, ...


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Matthew is a range of whiskies from Italian based artisan independent bottler Dream Whisky from Parma.

They source only the best casks to create exquisite whisky that strives to achieve the aesthetics of taste – at least according to their website here.


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I was attracted to the bright green colours & bold imagery of this can of Cornish Cyder – even if I picked it up in a supermarket in Scotland.

The Rattler in question – despite the snake on the can – is the type of apple used to make this fun looking cyder.

Rattler pours a hazy straw colour that lives up to the Cornish Cloudy Cyder tagline on the c...


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Some preserves were lurking at the back of the cupboard from Christmas. I thought it time to finish them off.

This Irish Pantry Foods Whiskey Marmalade came as part of a hamper from Gifts Direct, The Whiskey used is Irish – source isn’t stated – & being a preserve, sugar is added.

It’s quite a bright orange colour on opening.

The cons...


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There’s regional variation when it comes to Lidl drinks – at least in the RTD – Ready To Drink – section.

I’ve not come across this Western Gold RTD in my local Irish Athlone store – yet here it was in the Scottish Dundee shop.

I bought it anyway.

The nose was a slightly flat cola with a bit of depth.

Not quite a bright fizzy co...


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