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Scotland dominates UK's Best home bar competition - take a look at some amazing entries

Beer fans are being encouraged to enter a competition that's seeking to find the UK's best home bar.

Published: June 1, 2020
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Games retailer Liberty Games has launched a competition to find the best home bar of 2020, and some Scottish entries have stood out.

With a prize of a year's free beer, many people have entered the competition which ends on 30 June.

Despite the nation’s best efforts to recreate the Great British pub during lockdown - using backgrounds from their locals on platforms like Zoom and Houseparty - some people have taken it one step further and are installing bars and pubs into their own homes.

To celebrate this, Liberty Games has launched a competition and are on the hunt to find the best home bar.

They are asking the British public to send in photos of their pub-style setup, to be in with the chance of being crowned ‘Britain's Best Home Bar’.

But it’s not just the title the winner will receive - to celebrate the best home bar Liberty Games is giving away a year’s supply of beer to one lucky person.

The best Scottish bars so far

So far the competition has had a good response, but these two Scottish home bars have stood out.

Ken Mack from Inverness has created an extremely authentic pub at home, with space for live music, a pool table and space to drink at the bar.

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Picture: Ken Mack

Alick Smith from Portmahomack in Tain, Ross-shire has a cosier bar with an impressive range of drinks, including gins and whiskies.

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Picture: Alick Smith

The prize

Liberty Games are giving away a year’s supply of beer, inclusive of several different known brands and unique craft beers. Every month the winner will receive a box of beer totalling a yearly cost of £300.

To enter or find or more about the competition including terms and conditions, please visit the Liberty Games website

The competition closes on 30th June.

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Known for cake making, experimental jam recipes, Champagne, whisky and gin drinking (and the inability to cook Gnocchi), Rosalind is the Food and Drink Editor and whisky writer for The Scotsman, as well as hosting Scran, The Scotsman's food and drink podcast.

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