Scottish Agritourism for Farm Shops
Farm shops have to be top of the list when it comes to guilt free shopping; fresh and tasty treats with the lowest possible food miles and every purchase supports a rural business.
The other great thing about farm shops is, you're never likely to be too far away from one. They can be found close to the boundaries of most Scottish cities and they are always abundant with locally grown and locally sourced seasonal produce from fruit and vegetables to preserves, meats, home baking, cheeses and flowers.
It's not just food and drink that you can pick up on a trip to the farm. You might find local pottery, sheep skin rugs, arts and crafts and household items too. Take a look at some of the farm shops below and keep your eyes peeled for your local farm shops when you're out and about.
Drift, East Lothian
MEET THE MCNICOLS
Housed in shipping containers and situated on a cliff-edge near North Berwick, Drift has breath taking views over the Bass Rock. It is here that Joanna and Stuart McNicol and their hardworking team use local and Scottish ingredients to serve hearty scones, cakes and sausage rolls alongside brunches and lunches, seven days a week, to customers who come from miles around to soak in the views and have a taste.
In addition to the café there is a horsebox providing food to take away, which has become hugely popular with people walking and cycling along the 45-mile East Lothian coastal path.
DriftFARMS PRODUCING HOME BAKING
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