We're full of ideas and inspiration to help you celebrate Hogmanay in style, whether you're in Scotland or south of the border. Try our twists on tradition, and mix things up when it comes to the drinks too. You'll also find nibbles for the First Footing, and ideas for your 1st January family roasts. 

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Hogmanay Food & Drink Ideas

From a hearty steak pie, to a classic roast, we've got you covered this Hogmanay. Why not cook up some delicious chocolate orange shortbread fingers to finish...

Steak and Ale Pie

Rich and hearty, this steak and ale pie is the ultimate comfort food. Delicious and enough to serve 4... Tuck in this Hogmanay.

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Chocolate Orange Shortbread Fingers

Simple shortbread biscuits dipped in a lovely chocolate coating, and to top it off, a little bit of grated orange zest. Delightful. Happy Hogmanay!

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The Best Winter Warmers

Nothing beats a hearty and wholesome meal on a cold winter night. Cosied up, fire crackling and red wine poured. Enjoy the rich, luxurious flavours of our The Best winter warmers. Indulge in recipe inspiration from our The Best range, for some everyday warming winter favourites, with a touch of added luxury.

Stuffed Pastry Stars

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Cheese and Rosemary Stuffed Pastry Stars

Make a batch of magic - with these fun Cheese and Rosemary Stuffed Pastry Stars for a savoury treat.

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Chilli Cheese Macaroni

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Chilli Cheese Macaroni Pies

Tuck into a platter of bitesize mac and cheese 'muffin pies' with a kick - great for parties, kids teas and movie nights with friends

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Haggis & Mustard Bites

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Haggis and Mustard Bites

Rich, tasty haggis mixed with sharp wholegrain mustard wrapped in flaky pastry. A savoury treat that will keep you and your party guests fed and happy.

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Smokey Fish Cakes

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Smokey Fish Cakes

Take a twist on tradition and celebrate in style with these smoked, curry fishcakes. The perfect bitesize addition to your party buffet.

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Roast Pork

Spice up your roasts next year with our heartwarming Harissa Spiced Roast Lamb recipe.

Butter Steamed Carrots with Toasted Cumin

The ideal in-season side for winter roasts, create these zesty, cumin flavoured carrots, for a festive and flavourful root vegetable side.

Winter Drinks

It's that time of year again! Get the festive feels and kick off the Christmas season with one of our delicious winter drinks. Whether planning for your Christmas catch up or New Year's party, we've got your inspiration covered. Dust off the cocktail shaker and fancy glasses and give these recipes a whirl.

Toasty Winter Warmers

It’s officially scarf season, so wrap up warm and taste our toasty winter warmers. From Hot Buttered Rum to Warming Ginger Toddy… not forgetting the classic Mulled Wine! We’ve got plenty of winter drink recipes for you to enjoy while you watch the fireworks, snuggle up on the sofa, or have your festive catch ups.

Visit our Beer, Wines and Spirits Hub

Get your New Year tipple inspiration from our Beer, Wines and Spirits Hub - packed full of ideas and recipes to help you celebrate.

It's the most wine-derful time of the year

Indulge in award-winning and expertly selected wines this season. We've crafted a handy list of recommended wines for the festive period. From purse-friendly, to perfect pairings, right through to your toasting tipple - we've got you covered. So you can sit back, wine down and relax this holidays.

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Where Does The Word 'Hogmanay' Come From?

As with many traditions, lots of stories are claimed as the origin of Hogmanay. Some believe the word (just like lots of the day's traditions) started out as a Viking custom. The Scandinavian word for the feast enjoyed just before 'Yule' – the celebration of the passing of the shortest day – was known as 'Hoggo-nott', according to  Rampant Scotland. 'Hoog min dag' is Flemish for 'great love day', and the Gaelic for 'new morning' is 'oge maiden', and the French phrase 'Homme est né' means "Man is born".

All of these make sense - but whatever you believe and however you're celebrating this year's Hogmanay on 31st December, we'll do our very best to help you make it unforgettable.