Slàinte mhath @pierraschoemies 🥃 | The Maclean Brothers

When raising a dram, Slàinte Mhath (pronounced Slanj-a-va) is the customary toast in Scots Gaelic. In the English language, the phrase translates to “Good Health”. If you’ve joined us for our August show, you may have seen the evening’s Lone Piper toasting the Salute Taker and audience before the production begins. #EdinTattoo #TuesdayTrivia | The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo

Sláinte Mhath! Tonight we raise a dram to Scotland’s own ‘National Bard’ Robert Burns, and celebrate with William Wallace’s beautiful setting of one of the poet’s most famous works, ‘Ye Banks and Braes’. Music excerpt performed by Richard Bonynge and Rosemary Tuck: https://Naxos.lnk.to/8572775FA #MusicSpeaks | Naxos | Facebook