Rablogan Castle of Scotland 5187 Vermont Route 7a, Arlington, VT 05250

"My maternal side- Gow- was Scottish. I’ve trace my grandfather to Perth, but can go no further. Discovered on a brief day in Perth that Gow in Gaelic is “Smith”! I’ve always been proud of my Scottish heritage. Walking into Rablogan Castle felt to me like going home. The owners were the kindest, most solicitous shop keepers I’ve ever met- helped me find a Tam with the Gow tartan! I’ll definitely be back soon."

"Large abundance of Celtic goods ranging from sweaters, jewelry, kilts, dry goods and other grocery items. A great taste of Irish Scottish and British staples in the green mountains. Great place to go to find quality items for the perfect gift or to settle a longing for tasty treat from across the pond."

"Authentic Scottish garb and housewares. All clans represented ! Staff is friendly and helpful. Traditional foods, including haggis, black and white pudding, bangers and meat pies available for purchase. They even wrapped them in ice packs for the long ride home. Pantry staples that bring back fond memories of Scotland and the UK in general . Can't wait to go back!"

"This little shop is amazing! It’s filled with apparel, frozen foods from the UK, fresh baked goods, amazing cheese selection and interesting collectibles and novelties. The owners are on site and amazing, so pleasant and helpful. We got several cheeses, a loaf of fresh baked bread and a number of frozen items, the curry pie was incredible. We can’t wait to try the rest of our stash! Please don’t pass this little shop by, stop in, you won’t be disappointed!"

"This place is amazing! Everything you could possibly need for anything Scottish and some Irish, UK, etc. High quality products, custom orders, cleaning and repairs... you name it! The owners are incredibly kind, helpful, and knowledgeable! They were very patient in answering my many questions about products, history, heritage, etc and were eager to talk about general history and culture. One of the owners makes her own baked goods and jams that are seriously some of the best I have ever had in my life. They have other products from the UK area, imported meats, cheeses, pies, etc that are incredible, and they have traditional haggis made by a butcher in Maine who is under licence(? direction? Not sure of the appropriate term here) from a butcher in Scotland to make haggis as close to original recipe as possible using US meat and USDA/FDA standards. Absolutely worth checking out for anyone of any background, just to see the products and sample (possibly buy) some of the incredible food."