Eusebi Deli wins legal battle to stay open as a cafe under coronavirus restrictions Rosalind Erskine October 22, 2020 Drink, Food, In the News Eusebi Deli in Glasgow's west end has won a legal battle to reopen as a cafe, despite the tough restrictions in the city. Lawyers acting for the business secured an interim interdict on 19 October, which...
Ethical Shellfish Company launches new website – here’s what you can order Scotsman Food and Drink Staff October 22, 2020 Food, In the News Priding itself on its hand-dived scallops and sustainable seafood, The Ethical Shellfish Company has launched a new website to showcase its fresh, ethical offerings available for delivery to Edinburgh and...
Edinburgh business launches virtual Christmas party kits – here’s what’s inside Rosalind Erskine October 22, 2020 Drink, In the News With many wondering what their annual work Christmas party will look like this year; one Edinburgh-based company has launched a virtual Christmas party kit - ideal for home-based office celebration. With...
Two Scottish restaurants shortlisted for Deliveroo restaurant awards – here’s how to vote Rosalind Erskine October 22, 2020 Food, In the News Food lovers in Glasgow have voted in their numbers for local favourites - Oro and Old Salty’s - to be selected as finalists in the inaugural Deliveroo restaurant awards. The shortlist of restaurants in...
Scottish food and drink figureheads plead for rethink on coronavirus curbs as they warn 100,000 jobs could be lost Brian Ferguson October 21, 2020 Food, In the News Some of the best-known figures from Scotland’s food and drink scene have joined forces to plead for urgent support from Westminster and Holyrood amid warnings up to 100,000 jobs are at risk from the current...
Social Bite launches brownie delivery service – with proceeds going towards ending homelessness Rosalind Erskine October 20, 2020 Food, In the News Social Bite has today, 20 October, launched a brand-new food delivery service to help grow its social enterprise business and help more people affected by homelessness in Scotland. Whether given as a gift...
The Lidl Isle of Ale festival is back and includes a lockdown inspired IPA – here’s all the beers on offer Rosalind Erskine October 20, 2020 Drink, In the News The popular Lidl Isle of Ale Festival is back, featuring a line-up of 21 different Scottish craft beers, including a special lockdown-inspired New England IPA called Zoom Time. Crafted by Loch Lomond...
Glasgow steak restaurant Porter & Rye launches immersive dining at home experience – to support local artist Rosalind Erskine October 20, 2020 Food, In the News Porter & Rye has teamed up with award-winning jazz vocalist Georgia Cécile to bring a multi-sensory dining experience that diners can enjoy at home. The Glasgow-based restaurant is collaborating with...
The Whisky Hammer to auction 78 year old Macallan – which has a £10,000 starting bid Rosalind Erskine October 16, 2020 Drink, In the News The Scottish auction site, Whisky Hammer, is now taking bids on a rare bottle of 78 year old Macallan from the newly launched Red Collection. Whisky Hammer is the first dedicated online auction house in the...
Pickering’s festive gin baubles are back for Christmas 2020 – here’s why there’s a limited supply this year Rosalind Erskine October 16, 2020 Christmas, Drink, In the News The Pickering's gin baubles - which were launched in 2014, sold out in record time in 2016 and crashed the Pickering's website - each contain a 50ml measure of gin inside different coloured baubles - ideal for...
