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Food & Drink
Producer Guide

2021/22 Edition

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Food & Drink
Producer Guide

2021/22

Welcome to East Lothian, Scotland’s Food and Drink County

East Lothian has a wonderfully diverse food and drink offering and this guide will help you discover the very best produce from the region.

It has never been easier to shop local and support our producers. Whether you are a business wanting to connect to our members or a visitor wishing to find out more about the county’s variety of food and drink produce, this guide will help you to make easy contact. We have listed our members’ social channels and websites to make it easy for you to connect with producers from the region. There is also a map that pinpoints all of our producers and while you can’t visit them all in person, we hope that the map inspires you to think about where your food and drink comes from. And whether you are a local or a visitor, we would encourage you to explore.

We hope you enjoy learning about East Lothian’s wonderful producers and that the directory encourages you to

#SupportLocal

Eat. Drink. Shop. East Lothian.

Our Members

Drinks - Alcoholic

Belhaven Brewery Buck & Birch

Spices, Preserves & Dry

Black & Gold

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Edinburgh Preserves Hoods Scottish Honey Mungoswells Malt & Milling PureMalt Products RealFoodSource
Fidra Gin Glenkinchie Distillery Hurly Burly Brewery Leith Liqueur Company NB Distillery Thistly Cross Cider Winton Brewery
Spice Pots The Spice Witch

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Chilled
Drinks - Non Alcoholic

Brodie Melrose Drysdale & Co 13 Brose Oats By Julia Purely Scottish Steampunk Coffee
Anderson’s Quality Butcher Belhaven Lobster Belhaven Smokehouse The Brand Family Larder Clark Brothers East Lothian Deli Box Findlay’s of Portobello James Dickson & Son JK Thomson

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Bakery & Sweet

Bostock Bakery The Chocolate Stag Chocolate Tree Dunbar Community Bakery The Premium Bakery

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John Gilmour Butchers WM Logan Yester Farm Dairies

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Frozen
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Di Rollo Ice Cream S. Luca of Musselburgh

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Drinks - Alcoholic

Belhaven Brewery Ltd

Belhaven is Scotland’s oldest working brewery with a 300-year tradition of bringing people together over excellent beers, as we know that good times shared are the BEST!

Follow us at :-
Tel.

0845 607 5325
Email [email protected] Web belhaven.co.uk
Belhavenbrews

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Belhaven Brewery Ltd, Dunbar EH42 1PD

Drinks - Alcoholic

Buck & Birch

Hand crafted in small batches from hedgerow to drink, Buck and Birch have spent years building a wild flavour library that they use to develop innovative and unique wild spirits and liqueurs.

Follow us at :-
Tel.

01875 444445 buck and birch buckandbirch
Email [email protected] Web buckandbirch.com
Buck_and_Birch

Buck & Birch, Unit 9 The Archive, Merryfield Business Centre, Macmerry Industrial Estate, Macmerry EH33 1ET

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Drinks - Alcoholic

Fidra Gin

Distilled in small batches and infused with handpicked aromatic botanicals from the beautiful East Lothian coastline, Fidra is a crystal clear, pure and fragrant gin with a subtle salty tang of the sea.

Follow us at :-
Tel.

07813 071356 / 07971 601936
Fidra Gin fidragin FidraGin
Email info@fidragin.com Web fidragin.com

Fidra Fine Spirits Ltd, Ballencrieff, EH32 0PJ

Drinks - Alcoholic

Glenkinchie Distillery

Diageo Scotland Ltd

Glenkinchie, the Edinburgh malt. Producing a small collection that tantalises with the lush flavours of the Scottish lowlands.

Follow us at :-
Tel.

01875 342 012 glenkinchie
Email [email protected]

Web glenkinchiedistillery.com

Glenkinchie Distillery (Diageo Scotland Ltd), Pencaitland EH34 5ET

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Drinks - Alcoholic

Hurly Burly Brewery

A small micro-brewery producing fine bottle and cask conditioned ales, brewed using traditional techniques and the freshest ingredients. With base malts sourced from East Lothian millers at Mungoswells, all the beers are naturally carbonated and vegan friendly.

Follow us at :-
Tel.

07796 124124 hurlyburlybrewery HurlyBurlyBrew
Email [email protected] Web hurlyburlybrewery.co.uk

Hurly Burly Brewery, Unit One Block Four, Inveresk Industrial Estate, Musselburgh EH21 7UL

Drinks - Alcoholic

Leith Liqueur Company

A uniquely Scottish drink blending the flavours of premium Scotch whisky with wild strawberries. Fraiser is a rich, smooth and distinctive liqueur with character and is an ideal base for cocktails. Download the Free Fraiser APP for amazing cocktail recipes.

Follow us at :-
Tel.

01875 815372 / 07946 527181 fraiserliqueur
Email [email protected]

Web fraiserliqueur.com fraiser_of_scotland fraiserliqueur

Leith Liqueur Company Ltd, Unit 3, Whin Park Industrial Estate, Cockenzie EH32 9SF

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Drinks - Alcoholic

NB Distillery

NB Distillery is a 5 star visitor attraction and award winning producer of NB Gin, Vodka, Rum and new Nil By Mouth hand and surface sanitiser and innovative ginsolation pack. Book in for a tasting tour or a connoisseur tour to be remembered!

Follow us at :-

Email [email protected]
NBDistillery NB_distillery NB_Distillery
Web nbdistillery.com

NB Distillery, Halflands Barn, North Berwick EH39 5PW

Drinks - Alcoholic

Thistly Cross Cider

Scotland’s original cider maker. Thistly Cross create a range of multi award winning ciders for every season using a blend of Scottish apples and fruit from their farm.

Follow us at :-
Tel.

01368 863246 thistlycrosscider

thistlycrosscider

ThistlyCross
Email [email protected] Web thistlycrosscider.co.uk

Thistly Cross Cider, The Works, Implement Rd, West Barns EH42 1UN

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Drinks - Alcoholic

Winton Brewery

Artisan beers produced with the mantra ‘drink, blether and be happy’ in mind. They handcraft fresh, crisp and tasty ‘beer with personality’ in keg, cask & bottle which can be enjoyed throughout the UK or closer to home at their Station Yard tap room and micropub in Dunbar.

Follow us at :-

Tel.

+44 1368 864322

WintonBrewery WintonBrewery WintonBrewery
Email [email protected] Web wintonbrewery.com

Winton Brewery, Implement Road, West Barns EH42 1UN

Drinks - Non Alcoholic

Brodie Melrose Drysdale & Co.

Blending and roasting the finest tea leaves and coffee beans since 1867, Brodies are experts in their craft. Synonymous with quality from start to finish, the range is also perfectly complemented with their award winning handmade chocolates and rich fruit cakes.

Follow us at :-

Tel.

0131 653 4010

brodies1867 brodies1867 brodies1867
Email [email protected] Web brodies1867.co.uk

Brodie Melrose Drysdale & Co, Musselburgh EH21 6SY

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Drinks - Non Alcoholic

Brose Oats

Brose, made with Scottish Goodness! Brose Original Style is rich and creamy with a sweet flavour, perfect for cereal, porridge, baking & drinking. Brose Barista Style has a more neutral flavour and is perfect for coffee, tea & hot chocolate, along with a host of vegan recipes.

Follow us at :-

Email [email protected] broseoats broseoats
Web broseoats.com

Brose Oats, The Mart, Station Rd, East Linton, EH40 3DN

Drinks - Non Alcoholic

By Julia

The perfect seasonal drinks mixers: Award winning Gullane Glögg; A delicious blend of orange infused with spices, to make warming mulled wine or chilled winter fizz. Gullane Ripple; A refreshing blend of raspberries, pineapple, ginger & spice for the perfect summer mixer.

Follow us at :-
Tel.

01620 843537 byjulia.uk byjuliauk byjuliauk
Email [email protected] Web byjulia.uk

By Julia, Greenbrae, 6 Marine Rd, Gullane EH31 2AX

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Drinks - Non Alcoholic

Purely Scottish

Premium brand Natural Mineral Water from the heart of Scotland. Supplying Scottish bottled and boxed water to businesses and homes.

Tel.

01368 860600
Email [email protected] Web purely-scottish.co.uk

Purely Scottish, Dunbar TD13 5XW

Drinks - Non Alcoholic

Steampunk Coffee

Specialists in ethically sourced, single origin coffees. Roasted in small batches on the premises and tailored to suit every bean.

Follow us at :-
Tel.

01620 893030 steampunkcoffee steampunkcoffee steampunkcoffee
Email info@steampunkcoffee.co.uk Web steampunkcoffee.co.uk

Steampunk Coffee, North Berwick EH39 4HL

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Bakery & Sweet

Bostock Bakery

Award winning patisserie chef and baker, Ross Baxter creates a beautiful range of breads full of flavour & texture and divine pastries daily.

Follow us at :-
Tel.

01620 895515
BostockBakery Bostockbakery BostockBakery
Email [email protected]

Web bostockbakery.co.uk

42 High Street, North Berwick EH39 4HQ / Dunbar Road, East Linton EH40 3DE

Bakery & Sweet

The Chocolate Stag

“Life happens – chocolate helps!” A range of handmade chocolates including everyone’s favourites, together with original creations. Using only natural, quality ingredients and never a preservative in sight, these chocolates taste exactly as they should.

Follow us at :-
Tel.

01620 826256 thechocolatestag chocolatestag
Email [email protected] Web thechocolatestag.co.uk

The Chocolate Stag, Garleton Lodge, 3 West Garleton Holdings, Haddington EH41 3SL

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Bakery & Sweet

Chocolate Tree

A stunning range of ethically sourced award-winning chocolates made using only the finest premium ingredients. Including hand crafted bean to bar, visually beautiful organic couverture bars and delicate flakes to enjoy the perfect cup of cocoa.

Follow us at :-

Email [email protected]
ChocTreeScotland Choctreescotland ChocTree
Web choctree.co.uk

Chocolate Tree, Knowes Farm, East Linton EH42 1XJ

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    The Athelstaneford Doocot landed proprietor ravaged their crops. The Flag Heritage Centre In the 18th century, Fife had no fewer than 360 Doocots such as at Athelstaneford were once common doocots, with 36,000 birds making havoc among the Athelstaneford is the birthplace of Scotland’s flag. THE LEGEND in Scotland, but are now rapidly disappearing grain. A wry proverb summed up the possessions of The Flag Heritage Centre, which has been awarded 4 from the rural scene. a local laird as “a puckle land, a lump o’ debt, a doocot star attraction status by visitscotland, lies behind the OF THE and a law plea”. Parish Church. Visitors can enjoy a short audio-visual The doocot - “dovecote” Feudal privilege is said to have been a factor in the dramatisation, available in 7 languages at the touch of a SALTIRE in England – has a long French Revolution, and there, figuratively at least, the button, of the traditional origins of the flag. The Centre history. To the Romans it was doocot may be said to have come under the guillotine is open daily between 09.00 and 18.00 from 1 April untl a columbarium; to the French in 1789. 31 October and on St Andrew’s Day, 30 November. they were colombiers. The In Scotland, the end was less violent - it was the Admission is FREE. Normans introduced them turnip which rendered the doocot a thing of the past. to these islands, and they The introduction of this root-crop made it possible were soon to be found for the farmer to winter his beasts.