This feast features five exquisite courses of classic Scottish cuisine made by our team of chefs. Throughout the evening, each course will be paired with our wine to elevate the flavours of each dish, creating a harmonious balance between Scotland’s rich culinary heritage and the elegance of expertly selected wine pairings. A toast with a dram of whisky, of course, crowns the celebration of Burns’ immortal verse.
Non-alcoholic substitutes for the wine pairings are available. Please put any dietary requirements in the notes section at the checkout.
Please note: While our menu is carefully curated, it may occasionally change to ensure we are serving the finest seasonal and locally sourced ingredients. We are committed to providing the highest quality produce, so minor adjustments may occur based on availability.
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