Welcome to Scottish Field, Scotland's leading lifestyle magazine established 1903. Scottish Field magazine is Scotland’s leading lifestyle publication, featuring the best of Scottish culture, heritage, travel, food, whisky, property, and country living. Discover stunning photography, expert features, and exclusive interviews in every monthly issue—available in print and digital editions.
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Fringe Reviews: FLOP, Art of Andalucia & Cambridge Footlights
Arthur Hull's FLOP has charisma by the bucket-loads, Frankie Reason says. ★★★★ Edinburgh-born Australian artist Arthur Hull delivers a musically impressive, engaging, and witty exploration...
Life With Julia Brown: ‘Shetland is such a beautiful place and I feel lucky to have experienced working there’
Rising Scottish actress Julia Brown on working on Shetland, falling in love with acting as a child, and the latest season of Karen Pirie on...
Fringe Reviews: Baxter v The Bookies, Aideen McQueen & Flamencodanza
Baxter v The Bookies' script is fast moving and very amusing, says Jeremy Welch. ★★★★ The spot light turns on and there sits Baxter looking...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Zhuangzi’s Dream
A masterclass in transitional storytelling, Zhuangzi's Dream is a performance you don't want to miss, says Megan Amato. ★★★★★ Before suspicious spouses were testing their...
WHISKY
ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT
SCOTLAND'S NATIONAL DRINK
Is this the ultimate gin for whisky lovers?
The team behind the world’s smallest bottle of Scotch has released its first gin, as Peter Ranscombe reports. WHISKY may be Scotland’s national drink, but...
Glengoyne’s new legacy series begins this month
Glengoyne Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky has announced that its first new global release in almost two years. It will launch to markets worldwide on...
NOTEBOOK – JANUARY 2019 – BURNS’ NIGHT SPECIAL
With The Bard’s birthday just around the corner, Peter Ranscombe raids his notebook to recommend some very special whiskies from recent tastings. WHISPER it, but...
Good things come in small packages
Peter Ranscombe explores Cask 88’s new quarter cask series of whiskies finished in tiny barrels. WANDER around enough distillery warehouses and the different sizes of...
