It’s a travel guide with a difference. Tennent’s has put together majestic views and chilled pints to challenge beer drinkers to complete the ultimate Scottish pub crawl.
The ‘ViewPints’ map celebrates 15 pubs and bars across the country with the most spectacular views to enjoy a pint – with a call to visit every one. Tackling all the bars on the ‘beer bucket list’ involves travelling at least 830 miles by land and sea.
Locations include a 300-year-old coaching inn, a pint aboard a boat on Loch Katrine and a hotel just a few miles from the site of the KLF’s infamous million-pound bonfire. There’s also a bar located within the glens of the Cairngorms National Park and pubs overlooking some of the country’s most famous landmarks.
The good news is you can start in the East End of Glasgow.
The full list of bars on the route include:
- The Boat Brae, Newport on Tay
- Forbes of Kingennie, Broughty Ferry
- Glen Clova Hotel, Angus
- Royal Mile Tavern, Edinburgh
- Wellpark Brewery, Glasgow
- Scotts Bar & Restaurant, South Queensferry
- St Andrews Holiday Park, St Andrews
- Loch Katrine Boat Tour, Loch Lomond National Park
- Douglas Hotel, Arran
- The Jura Hotel, Craighouse, Isle of Jura
- MacDonald Hotel, Kinlochleven
- The Arisaig Hotel, Arisaig
- Clansman Hotel, Loch Ness
- Cullen Bar Hotel, Cullen
- Argyll Hotel, Bellochantuy, Campbeltown
“From Arran to St Andrews and Cullen to Campbeltown, the first five people to complete Scotland’s nationwide pint pilgrimage will be gifted a year’s supply of beer. Keen travellers simply need to tag @TennentsLager in a picture on Instagram of themselves with a can or pint they’ve bought at the bar outside every pub on the map using #viewpints.”
Alan McGarrie, Group Brand Director for Tennent’s Lager, said: “Scotland is the most beautiful country in the world, and what better way to compliment those stunning views than with a pint of the country’s favourite beer. We’ve created the ViewPints map to inspire and challenge beer drinkers to get out and see Scotland like never before.”