Naturally Scottish
Scotland's New Food and Drink Sector Brand
Naturally Scottish is Scotland's new food and drink sector brand. Created for industry, by industry, the brand was chosen for its bright, modern look and feel that accurately reflects the people and passion behind Scotland’s food and drink sector.
Our New Food and Drink Sector Brand
An Introduction to Naturally Scottish
an encapsulation of our passion, pride, and personality
Scotland’s food and drink is world-renowned – from our iconic produce like salmon, gin, shellfish, whisky, berries, and beef through to less expected stars like vegetables, condiments, baking, and confectionery. And the provenance, the place, and the people all play a part in making it what it is. But there’s something more intangible at work here. Scottish food and drink is, in fact, a natural expression of what Scots - and Scotland – are all about; an encapsulation of our passion, pride, and personality. So, whether it’s literally ‘from nature’ or not, it doesn’t matter… it’s all ‘Naturally Scottish’.
taking our incredible larder to the global stage
This new branding will bring a strategic edge to Scotland’s food and drink sector, taking our incredible larder to the global stage at a whole new scale.
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We have barley grown as locally as we can get it, then draw our own water from the bore hole right next to the brewery. It’s as naturally Scottish as you can get.
Growing berries here – it’s world renowned. What we have on the coast of Scotland is a cool sea breeze. Then you have nice cool nights which slow the ripening, producing a much sweeter flavour.
It’s this crumbly little melt in your mouth delight that’s made for you. It’s Scottish, and it’s that heart-home feeling.
We get our fish from the North Sea, buy them every day at the market, then come back and ready them for smoking the next day.
You have to honour time and traditions, but also try something new and have fun with it.
Scotland’s got a good climate for dairy. In the West of Scotland, in particular, it’s wet and mild. That’s good for growing grass, which is ideal for producing a quality product.
As soon as we put our Barra Atlantic Gin in front of someone, they can feel the warmth, the salty notes, and it reminds them of Scotland.
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