This unique tour crosses the English–Scottish border three times, guided by passionate Borderland hosts proud of their agricultural roots and rich food heritage. Exceptional regional food and drink showcase the area’s distinctive culinary & cultural identity.
More than a tasting experience, this is an immersive journey blending gastronomy, storytelling and exploration. In small groups of no more than 15, every flavour is paired with tales.
Once a lawless and fiercely independent frontier, the Borderlands were a “Wild West” of cattle rustling, feuds and shifting allegiances. Guests step off the beaten track to meet local producers, explore hidden corners, & experience the stunning Borderlands countryside & coastline, discovering captivating tastes & tales that bring this remarkable region to life.
From rolling farmland and river valleys to historic towns & coastline, the landscape & past are as integral to the tour as the outstanding flavours tasted along this distinctive frontier.
Meet in the entrance hall to the station. The guides will be in tartan flat caps & waistcoats.
The tour starts near the ruins of Berwick Castle which was once home to one of Scotlands Royal Burghs. This historic Borderlands town is bursting with tastes & tales and set the tone for the culinary & cultural adventure that awaits them. Guests will begin their tastings in the most British of ways with a cup of tea!
The tour stops at the fascinating Chain Bridge Honey Farm where guests will not only discover so much about honey but also lots of local history & heritage, enjoying honey tasting with local bread.
A short walk from the Honey Farm down to the Chain Bridge brings guests to the World oldest suspension bridge and iconic border crossing between England & Scotland. Guests can saviour some haggis with a foot in Scotland while toasting this famous Border crossing.
The tour takes guests by the historic ruins of Norham Castle and into the village of Norham, the last/first Northumbrian village in England! Guests can enjoy delicious pies from the village butcher and taste ales & other drinks at the local village pub. Guests will hear lots of tales about this special little village.
The tour comes to the conservation Berwickshire village of Allanton, once home to the Clan Blackadder. At the Allanton Inn guest can take part in a simple fun activity of flavouring their own barely water followed by a tasy barely dish which can be garnished from a range of local produce such as tomatoes, eggs, cheese & fish. In the beer garden guests can enjoy stunning views across the rolling agricultural countryside.
In the industrious port & harbour of Eyemouth, guests can enjoy seaside views with some sweet treats from the local ice cream parlour.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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