Posts by Kenny Smith
Three generations of craftsmanship marked by whisky
Oban Distillery has unveiled a limited edition single malt Scotch whisky inspired by the unique and personal stories of the MacLean family. Oban Old Teddy celebrates 66 years of MacLean family service at the distillery and highlights the expertise and dedication passed on from three generations. The MacLean legacy is Oban: both small and great.…
Read MoreFinal holiday homes for sale at Mains of Taymouth
A final superb holiday lodge, manufactured by renowned supplier, Island Leisure, is available for sale at Taymouth Village, Mains of Taymouth’s well-established, 5 star holiday park. Buyers can choose to have a ‘Tay’, or a ‘Riverside’ design on the final plot. Easu style has two bedrooms, and is priced at ÂŁ179,900. Included is a flexible,…
Read MoreThe Macallan releases the spirit of the 1950s
The Macallan has unveiled the latest release in the Exceptional Single Cask range – an exquisite and delicate expression that was distilled in 1950. The 1950s represent a significant period in the history of The Macallan with investment in the construction of new buildings on site and modernisation of existing buildings, the purchase of additional…
Read MoreA classic piece of writing from Sir Walter Scott
The Lady of the Lake is a vivid and gripping tale of deception, romance and mystery told with the backdrop of some of Scotland’s most breathtaking scenery. It emphasises the vivid language used by Sir Walter Scott. The Lady of the Lake signified the peak of Scott’s reputation as a poet and was a sensation…
Read MoreRenowned artist’s work set for first Scottish show
A Scots gallery is to present a mid-career retrospective of works in print by the internationally renowned artist Tom Hammick. Glasgow Print Studio will host the event on its First Floor Gallery from 2 August until 29 September, in what is Tom’s first solo presentation in Scotland and presents works spanning 15 years of his…
Read MoreThe show must go on – despite a day of poor weather
The 2019 Border Union Show was another success – despite a heavy rainfall. As well as showcasing the finest livestock, providing an entertaining and educational day out, a networking opportunity and a great fun filled family days out to name, it showcased a typical Scottish summer; Friday was hot and humid and Saturday morning had…
Read MoreThe Trojans brought to the stage by war survivors
Real-life innocent survivors of a conflict are to tell the story of The Trojans at this year’s Fringe. Hiba is standing in the garden of the council house she shares with her family in Milton of Campsie, near Glasgow. It’s a long way from Syria, the country they fled after Hiba’s school was shelled by…
Read More10 fantastic places to visit in… Moray
If you’ve ever been fortunate enough to spend some time in Elgin, you’ll know what a fantastic area it is. There are so many historic attractions nearby, only a short drive away, while newer attractions, and natural beauty, is easy to find. We present 10 places we recommend to visit. BUCKIE DISTRICT FISHING HERITAGE MUSEUM…
Read MoreScented gin posters will get up commuters’ noses
An advertising campaign by a Scots gin firm will get up the nose of commuters! Hendrick’s Gin is running an innovative scented poster taking over the corridor of King’s Cross St Pancras Station for two weeks, which links the Piccadilly and Victoria Lines to the Northern Ticket Hall with a full tunnel wrap. In addition…
Read MoreTen great Scots charities you may never heard of
Generous people across Scotland give more than an estimated ÂŁ1.2 billion to charity each year. The Charities Aid Foundation reports each year on the amount of giving from across the UK, and it found in 2017 that Scotland accounts for 11.8% of all UK charitable donations, despite representing 8.4% of the UK’s population. Their 2018…
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