English firm behind King William Gin surprised by how popular it’s become in Scotland and Northern Ireland Sean Murphy April 10, 2019 In the News, Producers In the year since London-based drinks distributor, Matthew Maslin, decided to create a premium London Dry gin for the UK market which paid homage...
The knives are out at Butcher Wars as Scotland’s best go head-to-head in new competition Sean Murphy April 9, 2019 In the News, Producers Sponsored by Scotch Lamb PGI, the first ever Scottish Butcher Wars competition will take place at the Scottish Craft Butchers trade fair on 12 May in...
Bruichladdich Distillery announce plans for in-house maltings by 2023 Sean Murphy April 4, 2019 Drink, In the News, Producers, Whisky Alongside these plans, the 80 strong distillery team say they have also entered into discussions with green energy providers to further improve...
Family farm in Fife launches craft malting business to support whisky and beer producers Sean Murphy April 4, 2019 In the News, Producers Crafty Maltsters, which operates from A. Milne and Sons Farm on the outskirts of Auchtermuchty, came about after a £500,000 funding package was...
Edinburgh-based Old Curiosity Distillery launches dedicated Gin Club Sean Murphy April 4, 2019 Drink, Gin, In the News, Producers When members join the new club by the Old Curiosity Distillery, they will receive a special box at the beginning of each month that will include a...
Finalists shortlist announced for the Scotland Food and Drink Excellence Awards Sean Murphy April 4, 2019 In the News, Producers Celebrating Scotland’s best chefs, producers and suppliers, the Scotland Food & Drink Excellence Awards are set to return to the capital this...
Keeping the Plot: A journal of growing and cooking Scottish produce – Late March 2019 Joe Hind April 3, 2019 Producers The weather so far this Spring has been distinctly odd, oscillating from “taps aff” to “taps an again!” as clear, blue skies became...
Unique North Ronaldsay ‘seaweed’ sheep named first Slow Food Presidium in Scotland Sean Murphy March 27, 2019 In the News, Producers The North Ronaldsay Sheep, the oldest breed in Northern Europe and among the oldest and most rare in the world, was given the special status due to...
Online farmers’ markets could be coming to a Scottish town near you thanks to EU grant Sean Murphy March 26, 2019 In the News, Producers The charity behind Stirling’s popular click and collect farmers’ market has been awarded over £208,000 from the EU, through the European...
Birds Eye launches ‘naturally coloured’ vegan rainbow mini waffles Scotsman Food and Drink Staff March 21, 2019 In the News, Producers Each pack of mini waffles includes four flavours; with lightly seasoned mash potato and mash potato mixed with beetroot, garden pea and sweet...
