Scots PizzaExpress managers spin dough on Mount Snowdon after raising £2m for cancer charity Scotsman Food and Drink Staff August 12, 2019 Food, In the News Darren Gray and John Henderson-Smith have taken part in an incredible 10 peak challenge for charity - by doing the five peak challenge twice. Upon reaching the summit of Wales' highest mountain, the...
Irn-Bru obsessed bride delighted as groom presents her with hamper full of the original recipe drink on their big day Scotsman Food and Drink Staff July 23, 2019 Drink Stephanie Harkins, 33, wed Stuart, 35, last week on the Isle of Eriskay, Outer Hebrides. Stephanie, a primary school teacher, had saved three cans of the original recipe Irn Bru in the lead up to the big...
Midsummer Beer Happening to celebrate 10th birthday with donations to local charities Scotsman Food and Drink Staff July 16, 2019 Craft Beer, Drink, In the News The Midsummer Beer Happening in Stonehaven has announced the four main charities to benefit from the not-for-profit three-day celebration of brewing, food and music which is expected to attract more than 5,000...
Scotsman Food and Drink Awards: Tell us about your Team of the year and your choice for best use of Scottish produce Scotsman Food and Drink Staff July 10, 2019 Food, In the News, Producers The Scotsman’s popular Food and Drink Awards, which will see Scotland’s top food and drink producers – as nominated by you – vie for the top prize across 13 categories, are set to return with a...
Chefs ditch avocados from Scottish menus in bid to be more environmentally friendly Scotsman Food and Drink Staff June 23, 2019 Food, In the News The much-loved brunch fruit has been a staple in trendy cafes and restaurants all over the country, but now several eateries in Glasgow and Edinburgh have banned them from the kitchen. The green-skinned...
£4.5 million fund to help Scotland’s food and drink industry achieve £30 billion turnover target launched Scotsman Food and Drink Staff June 5, 2019 In the News, Producers The Food and Drink Export Plan is jointly funded by the Scottish Government, industry and Scottish Development International – and will be available for the second phase of the plan which will last from 2019...
Waitrose to sell loose rice, pasta and veg to top plastic packaging waste Scotsman Food and Drink Staff June 4, 2019 In the News, Producers The scheme, which will make frozen fruit available as “pick and mix”, allowing customers to scoop out the produce they want and take it home in their own containers, has been hailed by the environmental...
Eden Mill create limited edition gin to celebrate Celtic’s unique ‘treble Treble’ Scotsman Food and Drink Staff June 3, 2019 Drink, Gin Eden Mill has made just 5000 bottles of a Trinity Collaboration Gin to mark the club’s three back-to-back trebles in Scottish football – seasons 16/17, 17/18, and 18/19. The gift sets cost £45, and...
Rare Rolling Stones anniversary whisky could fetch up to £35,000 at Edinburgh auction Scotsman Food and Drink Staff June 3, 2019 Drink, Whisky To mark the legendary rock bands 50th anniversary, Japanese spirits company Suntory released the bottle in 2012. Only 150 bottles of the very special whisky were ever released and it is estimated the bottle...
Team behind stalled Falkirk Distillery project announce plans to open later this year Scotsman Food and Drink Staff May 21, 2019 Drink, In the News, Whisky Falkirk Distillery Company Ltd is looking forward to welcoming in customers after originally being granted planning permission to build its premises in Salmon Inn Road, Polmont in 2010. In 2017, The Falkirk...
