Scotland finalists, Produce Awards 2017

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Thank you for your nominations. Here are the shortlisted producers who have made it through to the final round…

Eight Scottish food producers have reached the finals of the delicious. Produce Awards 2017.

The regional judges were chef and TV presenter Nick Nairn of Nick Nairn Cook School in Port of Menteith and Aberdeen; food writer and cookbook author Sue Lawrence; and Fiona Burrell, founder of The Edinburgh New Town Cookery School and a keen promoter of Scotland’s produce.

Scotland finalists are:

Dunnet Bay Distillers, Thurso, Caithness, Highlands: Rock Rose Gin
Galloway Chillies, Newton Stewart, Dumfries and Galloway: Chilli Burns
Plan Bee, Wishaw, North Lanarkshire: Founders Reserve
Charles Macleod, Stornoway, Western Isles: Stornoway Black Pudding
Ardross Farm Shop, Leven, Fife: Grass Fed Beef
Gin Bothy, Kirriemuir, Angus: Raspberry Gin
Isle of Skye Sea Salt Company, Isle of Skye, Highlands: Pure Sea Salt Crystals
Mr. C’s Hand-Crafted Pies Ltd, Newburgh, Perth & Kinross: Salmon and Smoked Seafood Charcuterie pie

The regional finalists will be judged at the national final in July by some of the top names in the food industry. The winning products and producers will be announced online and in the magazine’s October 2017 issue, and then featured throughout the year.