Scottish sustainable seafood restaurants join Save the Sea campaign to protect the world’s oceans Sean Murphy June 17, 2019 Food, In the News Michelin-starred Scottish restaurants The Peat Inn and Restaurant Martin Wishart, The Honours are joining English stalwarts including Firmdale Hotels, and Lussmanns Sustainable Fish & Grill have signed up...
Gin Bothy to set up special pop-up bar on the Cateran Trail on World Gin Day Sean Murphy June 8, 2019 Drink, Gin, In the News To support the hundreds of participants taking part in the Cateran Yomp, an annual cross-country event that puts soldiers and civilians side by side on a 24-hour trek across the historic ‘Cateran Trail’ in...
Glasgow’s Drygate Brewing to offer cans of beer in exchange for cans of food for local food bank Sean Murphy June 7, 2019 Craft Beer, Drink From Sunday 9th June, Drygate Brewing Co, the host venue of the annual Beer Makes Glasgow festival, will be exchanging one can of its beer for every can of food that is handed in to the brewery. Those...
Scots family distiller announces plans to donate £1 for every bottle of special gin sold to MND charity Sean Murphy April 29, 2019 Gin, In the News, Producers Field-to-Bottle Distiller Arbikie, which is based on Scotland’s scenic East Coast by Lunan Bay, is owned and run by the Stirling brothers, who named their award-winning AK’s Gin after their father, Alex...
Edinburgh’s Civerinos offer to turn leftover Easter eggs into delicious chocolate calzones Sean Murphy April 17, 2019 Food, In the News Civerinos Food Club is offering the Easter treat in all of their locations within the capital until the end of April. Well known for their Italian street food style and pizzas, the firm say people will have...
Edinburgh’s Three Sisters to entertain kids with Animal Kingdom Cinema Series this Easter Sean Murphy April 10, 2019 Food, In the News The Three Sisters will be hosting the cinema series this month in its spacious courtyard, with the films - including much loved classics The Jungle Book, Tarzan and Zootropolis - projected on to its huge...
Brewgooder joins forces with Co-op to end water poverty for 1,000 people Sean Murphy March 19, 2019 Craft Beer, Drink, In the News Brewgooder, the world’s first Clean Water Lager which aims to bring clean water access to one million people, announced that this latest venture, the Co-op Well Dig, will fund clean water access for two...
Kellogg’s to double number of grants it offers to school breakfast clubs Sean Murphy March 18, 2019 In the News, Producers The scheme aims to help to provide breakfast to more than 600 schools in the communities that need them the most. Local schools can apply for £1000 grants to help give their school children a good start to...
Glasgow’s Stack & Still announces charity partner ahead of pancake day Scotsman Food and Drink Staff March 4, 2019 Food, In the News Child poverty in Glasgow and the West of Scotland is at its highest and last year Radio Clyde Cash for Kids supported over 135,000 children. Ensuring children living in some of the most disadvantaged areas...
New gin launched to help raise funds for Doddie Weir’s MND charity Sean Murphy February 13, 2019 Gin, In the News, Producers 45 West Distillers, which produces Burleighs Gin, said that the exclusive Doddie’5 Gin recipe was developed by Burleighs Gin head distiller Ed Gibson and Doddie at the distillery in...
