The scone is a small Scottish bread made from wheat or oats. It is traditional to taste it at tea time.
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KuSan: the ethical and sustainable brandIn a sustainable approach, KuSan has been offering wool accessories ethically designed in London and handcrafted in Nepal for over 20 years.
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How to wear your tweed jacket ?Tweed’s kind of like Scotland’s DNA. This historical fabric, of great quality, returns frankly to fashion and proves much easier to wear than it seems.
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Passion fruit and whisky cocktailDiscover a cocktail with Irish whiskey and exotic fruit flavours. The whiskey-passion alliance will seduce cocktail lovers.
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Iced Punch with Super Fruits InfusionDiscover an alcohol-free iced punch with Super Fruits infusion. The sweetness of red fruits and honey perfectly fits with the sparkling Franklin & Sons tonic for a refreshing iced tea.
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11 things to know before tasting a Glenfarclas Single MaltGlenfarclas is one of the last 3 family distilleries still operating in Scotland today. Discover 11 things you might not know about this fabulous distillery.
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Chaï Tea LatteChaï Tea Latte is a perfect drink to alternate with the most traditional hot chocolates, teas or coffees during the winter period.
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Travel inside the legendary distilleries: GlendronachThe team of Le Comptoir Irlandais continues its journey through the heart of mythical distilleries. Discover the Glendronach Scottish distillery and its history.