Isle of Bute Distillery: The Spirit of Island Life
On a small Scottish island where landscape, sea and community shape everyday life, the Isle of Bute Distillery is creating distinctive spirits that capture the character of their surroundings. Surrounded by sea and shaped by its landscape, the Isle of Bute provides a natural source of inspiration for the distillery.
Finnieston Clothing: Authentic Scottish Fashion with Style
Glasgow has always been a city defined by its industry, innovation and straight-talking character. Its fashion follows the same rhythm, practical, expressive, rooted in real life but never short on personality. Finnieston Clothing fits naturally into that landscape. Founded by Ross Geddes, the brand was built around the clear purpose to create clothing with substance.
150 Years of Scottish Textile Craft: The Alex Begg Story
On the west coast of Scotland, in the seaside town of Ayr, stands one of the country’s quiet but enduring icons of craftsmanship: Alex Begg. For over 150 years, this storied textile house has transformed the finest fibres into pieces that embody the spirit of Scottish artistry, a balance of precision, creativity, and care.
Tea Grown in Europe: Championing European Tea Production
The Tea Grown in Europe Association (EUT) was founded to bring together tea growers from across the continent, providing a platform for collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and collective marketing. The association plays a crucial role in fostering the growth of the European tea industry by connecting growers, promoting European tea to consumers, and advocating for the interests of tea producers at both regional and international levels.
Craigengillan: East Ayrshire’s Hidden Gem
Hidden between East Ayrshire’s rugged hilltops, Craigengillan is an award-winning estate of 3000 acres of new native woodland, pasture, wetlands, heaths and lochs. Using methods steeped in centuries of tradition coupled with modern innovation, you’ll find an organic sheep farm, riding stables, idyllic holiday cottages and responsible forestry. Craigengillan is also home to the Scottish Dark Sky Observatory.