Scotland's Oldest Smoke House

The Ugie Salmon Fish House was built in 1585 in Peterhead, Aberdeenshire. It was originally built for George Keith, the Fifth Earl Marischal for curing and preserving game and fish. It is the only building in Peterhead surviving more than four centuries. To give that some context, they were smoking salmon during the era of King Henry VIII. This makes it the oldest smoke house in Scotland - likely the world.

The closely guarded secrets have been passed down from generation to generation, making them masters of the traditional methods of preparing, smoking, and hand slicing the Scottish salmon.

Taste the difference that over 400 years of experience makes.