Scottish Ross Clan Balnagown Castle Flask

Enjoy the antiquity of your Scottish Ross Clan inheritance. Your family castle - Balnagown - was photographed at a distance and is displayed against one of the Ross Clan plaid tartans. The clan name - Ross Clan - is printed at the top in a strong script font in deep blue. "Balnagown Castle" is printed at the bottom of the photo in a sans serif font in an almost white shade of the blue. Balnagown Castle, the former seat of the Earls of Ross, was a derelict castle in 1972 when Egyptian businessman Mohamed Al-Fayed purchased and restored it at great expense. As a private residence, the structure is NOT open to the public, however, the gardens sometimes are. They are listed in the Inventory of Gardens and Designed Landscapes in Scotland. The property was in the Ross family from King Robert until the 20th century. It is located north of Inverness, Scotland, near the village of Kildary and the banks of Cromarty Firth. Distance photo Balnagown Castle cc-by-sa/2.0 - © Alex McGregor - geograph.org.uk/p/6981732 The tartan is under Crown Copyright and is used courtesy of The Scottish Register of Tartans. These fun flasks are great groomsmen gifts for a Scottish themed wedding.