Bizarre post on forum asking shareholders to merchandise BrewDog’s stock in supermarkets shows depth of loyalty brand inspires Sean Murphy February 19, 2020 Craft Beer, Drink, In the News The post, which was titled "Helping with our in-store presence", was added by equity punk community manager BrewDogMichael and read: "When merchandised correctly, the new packaging has real standout, is...
Scots teen inspired by gran’s jam recipes now sells thousands of jars including orders to the US Sean Murphy February 19, 2020 Food, In the News Owen Foster, 18, started Owen's Angus Jams from his mum's kitchen when he was just 14, and is now producing thousands of jars a year for shops, cafes, restaurants and even a luxury castle. He was inspired...
Morrisons becomes first supermarket to go entirely free-range as it ends sales of caged eggs Sean Murphy February 19, 2020 In the News, Producers The retailer, which sells more than 10 million eggs a week, said it has moved to a fully free-range supply five years ahead of previous plans. In 2016, the Bradford-based business said it would end the sale...
Expert’s tips and must-see events at Spirit of Speyside 2020 Rosalind Erskine February 19, 2020 Drink, In the News The extensive Spirit of Speyside event programme launched on the 14 February with tickets on sale today (19 February). Now in its 21st year, the celebrations provide the ultimate opportunity for the...
Today is Global Wine Day – would you try these unusual wines from around the world? Rosalind Erskine February 18, 2020 Drink, In the News From the desert to central London, there are a range of wines from unusual places all over the world that are well worth trying. Whether it's an unlikely vineyard located 3,600 feet above ground, or wine...
A Malibu Summer Feels party with free drinks coming to Glasgow – here’s everything you need to know Rosalind Erskine February 17, 2020 Drink, In the News Malibu - the coconut flavoured liqueur, made with Caribbean rum - is bringing summer to 'the least summery places' and this month that means Glasgow. From 8pm on Friday 21 February guests can head down to...
Glasgow-based brewery Drygate to reward beer fans with random acts of kindness Sean Murphy February 17, 2020 Craft Beer, Drink, In the News With Scotland recently declared the kindest part of the UK, the popular brewing company is out to preserve that legacy with a campaign to promote random acts of kindness in Glasgow. Embarking on a mission...
Scotland’s ‘smallest and most scenic’ dining experience launches in Perthshire Sean Murphy February 17, 2020 In the News, Producers The new culinary adventure will transport diners high into the Perthshire hills in a cosy converted 1962 Land Rover to enjoy a menu showcasing Scotland’s natural larder, served with a stunning backdrop of...
Skye restaurant awarded 3 AA rosettes placing it among the top restaurants in the UK Sean Murphy February 17, 2020 Food, In the News Now, Edinbane Lodge has joined the A-list of the UK’s top restaurants after becoming the only Scottish restaurant to be awarded three rosettes in this year’s coveted AA rankings. Known for its expert...
Entrepreneur opens UK’s first kebab shop on a double-decker bus Scotsman Food and Drink Staff February 17, 2020 Food, In the News Tucking into a doner on board a London bus would normally bring groans from fellow passengers, but it's positively encouraged at Last Stop Kebab in Edmonton, in north London. The bus themed Turkish...
