Posts by Kenny Smith
Seven Crofts Gin looking for new growth in 2020
The Highland Liquor Company has announced Louis Wright as the brand and sales development manager of its premium handcrafted dry gin, Seven Crofts. Seven Crofts Gin, which launched at the end of 2019, has already secured listings with five-star hotels, restaurants and retailers including Harvey Nichols, Michael Caine’s Michelin star restaurant at Lympstone Manor and…
Read MoreA digital makeover for Scots air raid shelter
An abandoned Scottish air raid shelter has been given a digital makeover. Up and down the country there are a vast array of historical buildings that are now abandoned or in a state of decay; but what if these buildings were bought back to life? Barratt Homes have been imagining how interesting buildings could look,…
Read MoreA detached villa in an idyllic rural island location
A superior detached villa with detached garage is for sale on a Scottish island. Presented by MacPhee and Partners, Dachaigh mo Chridhe is situated in the charming and scenic settlement of Vaul on the north-east coast of the beautiful Isle of Tiree. Boasting spectacular sea views, this extraordinary and idyllic location is further complemented by…
Read MoreAwards success for Tamdhu comes to the four
Tamdhu is celebrating after scooping four industry accolades for its exclusively sherry cask matured single malt at the prestigious World Whiskies Awards. Each year the World Whiskies Awards grow in popularity across the globe and have become one of the biggest and most respected authorities in the whisky industry. The Speyside distillery had two Category…
Read MoreCorner Shop Cook Off heads down to Dumfriesshire
Foodie Clare Grogan and Masterchef: The Professionals winner Gary Maclean head to Dumfries and Galloway this week for the second episode of Corner Shop Cook-Off. They will take full advantage of the vast array of ingredients in the heart of farming country in the village of Balmaclellan. Local shop owner Debbie prides herself on stocking…
Read MoreA new ghillie on the beat on the Isle of Skye
A leading Skye hotel has appointed a new ghillie for the first time in more than 15 years. Danny Doherty will join the team at Skeabost Hotel, part of the Sonas Collection, near Portree, and manage the hotel’s seven mile stretch of the River Snizort, known for its salmon and trout fishing. The new appointment…
Read MoreA Shetland lamb recipe that comes with a twist
Today we bring your the final recipe from Edinburgh-based French chef Fred Berkmiller. Fred, who owns Edinburgh’s L’Escargot Bleu and L’Escargot Blanc, is is firm believer in trying different meats and produce in his cooking. Today, he brings us a recipe for Shetland lamb with white kidneys (lamb testicles) and lamb tongues. (This recipe was…
Read MoreGetting ready to celebrate their creativity
Open Studios Ayrshire’s artists and makers are preparing for their open weekend. From small beginnings, great things grow – in 2012 a small group of Ayrshire artists got together and formed Open Studios Ayrshire. This year’s event will run from on 24-27 April. Their main aim was to raise the profile of artists and makers…
Read MoreHow many pairs of shoes does a man need?
Archie Hume of A Hume Country Clothing considers billionaire businessman and politician Michael Bloomberg’s claim that he only owns two pairs of shoes When I read recently that billionaire businessman, three-time New York mayor and Democratic primary candidate, Michael Bloomberg, only owned two pairs of shoes my jaw dropped open like a barn door. Even…
Read MoreBrash McKelvie – The delight of a vegan dinner invite
Scottish Field’s online columnist Brash McKelvie has an unwanted invitation to dinner. Here are the cast of characters that share the vicissitudes of life: Scragend – a Rhode Island Red of indeterminate age and foul nature. Shitting Cat – does exactly what it says on the tin. The Beloved – a paragon of virtue and…
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