Football fans looking forward to the Scotland's Men's team kicking off their return to the first major tournament in over two decades are being encouraged to "beef up" their celebrations with the country’s first-ever alcoholic Bovril long shot.
Priced at just £4.50 and coming with its own half-time pie, the new shot is the brainchild of the team at hospitality firm Signature Group and will be available at some of their most popular pubs.
Created to mark the special occasion of Scotland finally getting to the Euros, the unique twist on the half-time meaty treat is made using Bovril and Highland Park Whisky and served with a Campbell’s Prime Meat pie.
The limited-edition combo will be available from The Queens Arms, The Black Bull and The Fountain in Edinburgh, as well as The Raven in Glasgow from Monday 14th June and throughout the Euro 2020 tournament.
Business Development Director at Signature Group, Louise MacLean, said: “It’s been a quarter of a century since Scotland took part in the Euro Championship finals, so we wanted to create a retro meaty treat to help football fans celebrate the occasion.
“Our new Bovril long shot is the perfect way to beef up your bevvy throughout Euro 2020 and is up for grabs at our selected venues in Edinburgh and Glasgow from 14th June and throughout the tournament.
"We’ve got a great seat for all the games too, so come on Scotland, and do us proud.”
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