Glenturret Distillery adds fine dining at Lalique
Glenturret is famous as the oldest working whisky-producing site in Scotland. Not only does it offer a fantastic distillery it’s also recently become home to the gorgeous Glenturret Lalique Restaurant.
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The new fine dining restaurant was only open for seven months before it was awarded a Michelin star in February of this year. Scottish-born Head Chef Mark Donald was brought in by new owners Lalique to run their eponymous restaurant, the first in-distillery fine dining concept.
Mark, who has worked at some of the world’s best restaurants including the iconic Noma in Copenhagen and the two-star Michelin Restaurant Andrew Fairlie at Gleneagles, securing them the coveted award.
The Lalique Restaurant at Glenturret Distillery was awarded one Michelin star within just seven months of opening its doors.
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The restaurant, which is currently closed but due to reopen for bookings on the 12th of October is celebrated by the Michelin team for its daily-changing fixed menu which “displays highly skilled, precise, modern European cooking with a Scottish focus”.
Having recently also secured four AA rosette status, the restaurant is heavily backed by the Lalique team who have a history of supporting exceptional fine dining establishments, with Michelin-starred establishments in Alsace and Bordeaux already part of their portfolio.
Their exciting £125pp tasting menu includes dishes such as Tattie scone, winter truffle and Baerii platinum caviar; Langoustine, buttermilk, Daurenki Tsar Impérial; Scallop kedgeree; and Sika deer with hay smoked celeriac and sour Quince.
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Doune Castle.
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Yes, Midhope Castle is the real life location for Lallybroch , the ancestral home of Jamie Fraser . You can visit Lallybroch on our unique Outlander tours . Lallybroch, or Broch Tuarach, is Jamie’s fictional home in the series.
Outlander tours from Edinburgh can be booked online . In real life it’s an ancient 16th-century tower house outside Edinburgh. The castle stars in a number of Outlander episodes as the ancestral home of Jamie Fraser , played by Scottish actor Sam Heughan . You can visit the castle on one of our tours and take a look around the outside . Unfortunately the inside of Lallybroch is derelict and not accessible at the moment , although plans have been announced to build accommodation inside the castle . 
What is Broch Tuarach ? And can you take a tour to it ? It is an old broch on the land, Broch Tuarach means “north-facing tower” in Gaelic. Lallybroch, as the estate is known among those who live there, in turn means “lazy tower”. Lallybroch , ancestral home of Jamie Fraser , is also known as Broch Tuarach .
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