Scottish Chocolate Shops


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Scottish Chocolate

Having had a wonderful holiday in Scotland I was shocked to find how little chocolate plays in the lives of Scottish people. We’ve all heard of deep-fried Mars bars and the like, but it seemed every shop I went into was either filled to the brim with shortbread or whisky. There was hardly any locally produced chocolate to be found. I spent the first few days rueing my decision to go for a short break to Scotland, but I eventually found a small deli called Pestle & Mortar down the road in Strathblane and then near the end of the week I found that Dobbies had a delicatessen too. So packed with a desire to spend some good money on some excellent local chocolate, I left disappointed.

Although the week was a failure in chocolate terms, I did manage to buy some chocolate. I bought some Strawberry and Black Pepper with Dark Belgian Chocolate from Berry Scrumptious, some chocolate chip biscuits from Cottage Delight where were actually from Staffordshire (doh!), some Mrs Bridges luxury Belgian chocolate cookies from Carnousite near Dundee, some Cartmel sticky toffee chocolates from Lanceshire and some Lindt Tarte Citron Meringue from France. As you can see, the selection offered by Scotland and found by me was very poor. So here’s a selection of Scottish chocolate producers I eventually found – but obviously haven’t reviewed yet.

Scottish Chocolates:

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  • http://www.hotchocolates.biz Sharon Grimshaw

    I am sorry that you found Scotland sadly wanting in terms of great chocolate. I don’t think that is the case and feel we do rather well for good quality chocolatiers. I work from my kitchen so although at Hot Chocolates we only sell online the next time you come up you must pay me a visit and we’ll share a cup of tea and some of my handmade chocolates.

  • John Mccallum

    Could I add Ferguson’s Chocolates to your list? They are the oldest chocolate company in Scotland and are based in Gourock on the west coast. http://www.fergusonschocolates.com

  • Gillian Houston

    In House Chocolates, Castle Douglas. Dumfries & Galloway. Produced on the premises by hand.