The Scottish Liqueur Centre, Perth is a popular tourist attraction in Perth. Position comfortably on the banks of River Tay, Perth was the former capital of Scotland. A picturesque city in the Perthshire region in Scotland, Perth is home to a number of places of interest. The Scottish Liqueur Centre, Perth is highly ranked among all the tourist places in Perth.
The Scottish Liqueur Centre, Perth is fully owned by a family Company which originally hails from the Island of Mull. This island is situated off the west coast of Scotland. The family home is also positioned here, overlooking the sparkling silver sands and the emerald green waters of Calgary Bay.
The Scottish Liqueur Centre, Perth is located just off the A9 in the scenic village of Bankfoot, about 5 miles north of the fringes of Perth. The centre prepares original Scottish liqueurs using the best natural ingredients from Highland Malt Whisky, cream, honey, real fruit, and soft Perthshire water. Significantly, each of the main ingredients of these liqueurs can be differentiated by the visitors.
The liqueur offered at the Scottish Liqueur Centre in Perth is named after St Columba. Way back in 564 AD, St Columba set up the Christian monastery on the Island of Iona, which has been used as the burial ground of Scottish Kings thereafter.
The Columba Cream is an appetizing blend based on a family recipe for brose. It is a century old traditional Scots drink that used to be made daily using ingredients that are readily available on the crofts. These ingredients include -
- Whisky
- Oatmeal
- Cream
- Honey (at times)
- Fruit (at times)
The shop at the visitor centre in the Scottish Liqueur Centre, Perth houses a great selection of excellent quality wines.
Travel.mapsofworld.com provides complete online information about the Scottish Liqueur Centre, Perth and other tourist attractions in Perth.
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