Scottish Field

Scottish Field is a premier lifestyle magazine based in Scotland, offering a blend of country news, fashion, home décor, travel, culinary delights, property insights, and more. Founded in 1903, the magazine recently commemorated its 113th anniversary. It is published on a monthly basis, with Richard Bath serving as the editor for the past six years.

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Top 5 Things to Do At Scone Palace Garden Fair

6 days ago | scottishfield.co.uk | Ellie Forbes

A celebration of all things horticultural, Scone Palace Garden Fair is the must-see gardening event this summer. Set amongst the stunning grounds of Scone Palace, Scotland’s national garden show returns on 30 – 31 May, and is set to be a blooming marvellous day out for the whole family.
Glen Scotia reveals oldest ever whisky

6 days ago | scottishfield.co.uk | Ellie Forbes

Glen Scotia has unveiled a 50-year-old as the first edition in its new Elements of Campbeltown collection. The Elements of Campbeltown Collection takes inspiration from the Celtic five-fold knot, which symbolises the harmony of air, water, fire, and earth. The elements bind together to create the fifth circle in the centre representing the spirit. Drawing from Glen Scotia’s oldest maturing casks, each chapter will showcase a different element and the influence it has on the spirit.
Gardening Column, Hamish Martin: 'St John's Wort is magical in every sense'

6 days ago | scottishfield.co.uk | Ellie Forbes

There is no other plant that signifies the Summer Solstice like St John’s Wort. It is magical in every sense of the word, ancient, filled with tradition and healing. I always harvest the flowers on 21 June as its energies represent the sun in Celtic traditions.
Letters: Skye's Swimming Cows

6 days ago | scottishfield.co.uk | Ellie Forbes

A letter from the June issue of Scottish Field from J.S.Knight, Market Drayton, Shropshire. I refer to your online article by Mairi Fraser, re-published on 29 March 2019 (originally published in print in 2014), regarding the Skye cattle farmers, the Macdonalds, maintaining an ancient tradition by swimming their cows from Staffin to Staffainn island.
Producer's Corner: Karen Robinson, Three Robins

6 days ago | scottishfield.co.uk | Ellie Forbes

When one of Karen Robinson’s three sons became lactose intolerant she quickly turned to oat milk. But as he began to look for dairy free alternatives, Karen was alarmed by how many plant-based products were high in sugar and failed to take children’s nutritional needs into account. So, determined mum Karen decided to make her own. In 2020 she bought a nut milk maker and began to experiment making her own dairy free milk, testing out her recipes on willing friends and neighbours who all loved it.
Letters: Two poems to mark VE Day

1 week ago | scottishfield.co.uk | Ellie Forbes

David Starsmeare shares two of his poems to mark VE day. The poems are from a set which take us from the early days of war, his times as an evacuee in the West Country, and then back to London. Celebrations VE DAY, May 1945Wounded in France long years beforeOur father would not let us put out any flagsTo celebrate the ending of the war. Too many dead he said, too many cities burned. Yet he took us into London on the trainTo see celebrations of the Peace. There were lessons to be learned.
New documentary tells the story of world record-breaking Maclean brothers

1 week ago | scottishfield.co.uk | Ellie Forbes

Now seasoned ocean rowers with world records under their belts, the Maclean brothers are currently on day 22 of their extraordinary 9,000-mile row across the Pacific Ocean. But back in 2019, when they set out to cross the 3,000-mile Atlantic in a 28-foot boat, the Edinburgh trio had no rowing experience. A new documentary – now live on STV Player – tells the story of adventure, family, positivity and their self-confessed poor preparations for the ocean adventure that lay ahead.
The Macallan unveils single malts inspired by Charles Rennie Mackintosh - including rare 46 Year Old

1 week ago | scottishfield.co.uk | Ellie Forbes

The Macallan has launched two single malts inspired by Scottish artist Charles Rennie Mackintosh, including a 46 Year Old whisky. Inspired by Mackintosh’s 1902 stained-glass panel The Spirit of the Rose, The Macallan’s new The Tree of Life Collection features two limited edition single malt whiskies. The rarer of the two releases, the 46 Years Old was crafted from two sherry seasoned oak casks from 1979 that matured across the decades in Speyside.
Popular Ballater seafood restaurant Fish Shop opens in US capital

1 week ago | scottishfield.co.uk | Ellie Forbes

A popular Aberdeenshire seafood restaurant has opened its second location – but it’s 3,000 miles away across the pond in the US capital, Washington, DC. Fish Shop, in Ballater, opened in 2023 to rave reviews and has won many accolades since. Now owners, Artfarm – a hospitality and development firm run by owners of Braemar’s Fife Arms Hotel – have decided to open up in America.
The Good Books, Mairi Kidd: 'I didn’t finish Terry Pratchett’s last book, I couldn’t bear the thought there would be no more'

1 week ago | scottishfield.co.uk | Ellie Forbes

Author and Director of The Saltire Society Mairi Kidd on the best book she’s read this year, her childhood memories of reading and the authors who inspired her. The first book I remember reading:I remember reading a Topsy and Tim book in church – I imagine the idea was to keep me quiet. In my memory, one of them gets stuck in a chest freezer, but I hope that’s wrong. I still have many of my childhood books, and indeed many of my mum’s childhood books, but not that one, so sadly I can’t check.