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Find out what's in your fabulous February issue

Enjoy Scotland's Snowdrop Festival

In your February issue we have some fantastic features to read over the cold winter evenings. Those who are looking forward to getting back into their gardens will anjoy our feature on Scotland's Snowdrop Festival. Many of our best gardens look utterly stunning under a carpet of white snowdrops find out which ones are taking part. We also know many readers will be busy organising spring weddings - we give you hints and tips on organising the perfect day. For those looking forward to getting out and about, after all the winter snows, enjoy our guide to the best events in 'Field Culture' or read our Romatic breaks feature for great ideas on where to go - just the two of you!  To find out more about the February issue click here.


Fantastic February competitions


Your February issue has some great competitions including

Win a 2 night golf break at the Windelstrae Hotel, Kinross

Win £500 of Dubarry clothing

Win a luxury stay at Meldrum House Country Hotel

 

 

Fifecam is back

Fifecam is back and it's better than ever with a state of the art camera that captures a view over the Bow of Fife.

Click here to have a look now.

 

Cruachancam - coming soon

Ben Cruachan towers over Loch Etive in Argyll and we are setting up another great Scottish Field webcam that will give the most spectacular view down this beautiful loch toward the mountain.


Latest news online

Here at Scottish Field we like to pick up on those news stories that you might not find in your daily paper. Come back every weekday to see the latest updated stories.

Survey underway on Iona to find St Columba's monastery

Scotland's 2010 biodiversity report card show progress made

Ayrshire boy finds future carved in stone



Valentine flavours

The food of love.................

In your February issue we have some fabulous recipes and from Glasgow's very own 'Two Fat Ladies' - so if you are looking for the perfect menu for that special someone then indulge them with beetroot and vodka gravadlax, the perfect lobster thermidore and a dessert guaranteed to leave them wanting more.

 

 

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Bowmore 12yo ( Under 30 )

Region: Islay
Bottled By: Distillery
Whisky Challenge Score: 3.60
Price Band £: Under 30
Alcohol content: 40%
Type of Whisky: Single Malt Whisky
Reviewed By: DARREN LEITCH
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\"\"Bowmore 12yo has been The Whisky Shops top selling single malt throughout 2009. I have always been fond of Bowmore though recently connoisseurs seem to have targeted it for some criticism. The flavours in Bowmore sit between the stronger East Coast Islay malts and then those more delicate from Bruichladdich or from Bunnahabhain and therefore for me the perfect dram for those wanting to explore Islay malt without being to overpowered by heady smoke and peat. I urge those doubters to revisit Bowmore 12yo, this whisky is back to its very best!!

 
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