Scotland Magazine

THE QUAICH

As a symbol of Scottish hospitality, the quaich brings people together to celebrate and commemorate special occasions. Whether it’s a wedding, christening, retirement, or a Burns supper, the sipping of a dram from the quaich is a shared experience promoting love, friendship, and community.

The quaich has always been more than just a two-handled drinking vessel. It was and still is, a much-prized item, often used ceremonially. It has become

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