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Tennent's Tour & Mharsanta Sharing Platter

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

3–4 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels; some walking involved

Overview

Discover Glasgow's brewing heritage and Scottish cuisine on the Tennent's Tour & Mharsanta Sharing Platter experience. This guided adventure offers an engaging peek into local brewing traditions combined with a delicious communal meal. Perfect for foodies and culture enthusiasts alike!

Details

Join Host Academy Plc for an unforgettable guided tour through Glasgow’s vibrant food and drink scene with the Tennent's Tour & Mharsanta Sharing Platter experience. This unique adventure combines a behind-the-scenes look at Scotland's famous Tennent's Brewery with a delicious sharing platter at Mharsanta, showcasing local flavors and culinary craftsmanship. As you wander through historic brewery halls, learn about the brewing process, the history of Tennent's, and the city's rich beer heritage. Then, settle into Mharsanta's cozy ambiance for a communal dining experience featuring traditional Scottish dishes and local produce, perfect for food lovers and social seekers alike. The tour offers a friendly, immersive way to explore Glasgow’s rich culture, making it a fantastic option for travelers wanting to combine history, craft beer, and authentic Scottish cuisine. Whether you're a beer enthusiast or simply curious about Scottish traditions, this experience delivers insight, flavor, and fun in one memorable package. Ideal for groups, couples, or solo explorers, it offers a balanced blend of education and indulgence, all within the lively heart of Glasgow.

Adventure Tips

Arrive early to enjoy the full tour experience

Getting there at least 15 minutes early ensures you won't miss the start and allows time to settle in.

Dress comfortably for walking and indoor dining

Bring layers as brewery tours can involve some standing and walking, and indoor venues may vary in temperature.

Sample the local beers responsibly

Enjoy tastings, but remember to pace yourself to fully appreciate the experience.

Book in advance to secure your spot

Tour spaces are popular; booking ahead ensures availability for your preferred date.

Local Insights

Hidden Gems

  • The Necropolis for stunning city views and architecture
  • The Tenement House Museum offering a glimpse into Glasgow's past

Wildlife

  • Urban foxes
  • Seagulls around the River Clyde

History

Glasgow's brewing industry dates back to the 17th century, shaping the city’s economic and cultural landscape.

Conservation

The Brewtour collaborates with local breweries committed to sustainable practices, reducing environmental impact.

Frequently Asked Questions

Photography Tips

Best Times

golden hour
midday

Best Viewpoints

  • Clydeside Riverside
  • Glasgow Cathedral grounds

What to Photograph

historic brewery buildings
local food and drinks
city skyline

Recommended Gear

Comfortable walking shoes

Essential

Essential for comfortably exploring the brewery and city streets during the tour.

Layers of clothing

Essential

Bring versatile clothing to stay comfortable indoors and outdoors, adapting to changing temperatures.

spring|summer|fall|winter specific

Water bottle

Stay hydrated throughout the tour, especially during warmer months or if sampling beers.

Photo ID or Passport

Required for beer tastings and age verification.

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