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Isle of Mull is a traditional cheese hailing from the archipelago of Inner Hebrides. This cheddar cheese is made from raw cow's milk and it's usually left to age for 18 months before consumption. Underneath its cloth-wrapped natural rind, the texture is creamy, chewy, and hard. The aroma... Read more

Hebridean Blue is a distinctive blue cheese produced on the Isle of Mull, part of Scotland's Inner Hebrides. Crafted by the Isle of Mull Cheese company, a family-run business located on Sgriob-ruadh Farm near Tobermory, this cheese is made from unpasteurized cow's milk, primarily sourced from the... Read more

Islay is a Scottish island and one of the officially recognized Scottish whisky regions. There are nine operational distilleries on the island, and most of them produce strong, robust, smoky, and peated whisky, but there are also fruity and smooth examples. Southern distilleries mostly r... Read more

Campbeltown is a small whisky region that was once the center of Scottish whisky production. Nowadays, there are only three distilleries left, but Campbeltown remains an important area that produces distinctive and unique styles. Whisky from Campbeltown can slightly vary in character, bu... Read more