Today I was taken out for a business lunch at Harvey Nichols Fourth Floor
Restaurant. As I’m sure you know, it’s an environment that provides a glimpse at
those who think nothing of investing in a pair of Elie Saab sunglasses (£900) or
a Roksanda midi skirt (£925). Both of which would suit my daughter better than
me (and she can dream on!)
Edinburgh’s home of the…
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Firemore Beach, Inverasdale, Loch Ewe, Scottish Highlands
John Gets his Oats - it makes the whisky mash easier to manage.
He had settled into highland life with James and Leslie fairly quickly; built
like a small barn John’s initial jobs came from James. Hiking across the moors
in early spring, following sheep paths to find birthing ewes, to getting under
the hood of the car to replace a fan…
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Exclusive craft whisky can be – let’s face it – expensive. But whisky investment
clubs offer a way to discover exclusive artisan whiskies at a surprisingly
reasonable cost.
It’s also a chance for members to support a distillery and be involved in its
story, with inside tips and offers, and early-bird access to new products.
One new Scottish distillery has set up an investment club boasting “Probably the
best views…
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John was a guest at Little Gruinard that summer, he’d been hitchhiking around
the coast of Scotland, picking up the odd job and pitching a tent wherever the
whisky took him.
John was from Northern Ireland, just north of Belfast on the Crumlin Road. He
was taking a year out to stretch his legs and experience a different life, a
life away from the UDA. At the time the…
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James and Leslie, a partnership like many other, when they work together amazing
things can happen.
After Leslie has been slogging her guts out in the kitchen and around the house
she can sometimes be found sitting on a barstool at the Drumchork Lodge Hotel in
Autbea, where she will happily share some amazing tales. As for James, he
manages the Little Gruinard Estate which, apart from occasionally whipping a…
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