It’s the hottest day in over 20 years and Tennent’s Lager has officially reached maximum farenpint. Over the last few days and for the rest of the week, it’s making surprise drops of ice-cold cans to folk in the heat, including lucky punters on Portobello beach and sweltering office-workers. Tomorrow, when things reach a distinctly chilly 17 degrees, they’ll be out again in … [Read more...] about Tennent’s Surprise Scots on Hottest Day of the Year
Food and Drink
Meet Marco Pierre White for dinner in Glasgow on Monday night
Marco Pierre White will be in Glasgow on Monday 2nd July at his Steakhouse Bar and Grill on Waterloo Street. Guests will enjoy a three-course dinner that showcase different cuts of beef paired with fine wines, selected by somelier Simon Grayson. Dubbed the enfant terrible of the restaurant scene, Marco Pierre White is as famous for his fiery temper as he is for his prowess … [Read more...] about Meet Marco Pierre White for dinner in Glasgow on Monday night
Independent Rapscallion’s soda is now available in cans
Independent drink producer Rapscallion is set to take on the big boys as it rolls out new can designs. Rapscallion is committed to using raw ingredients to create soda drinks with real flavour, without cutting corners or messing up the planet. Manufactured in its factory in Inchinnan, the recipes are made using only the finest raw fruits and herbs, with no additives. … [Read more...] about Independent Rapscallion’s soda is now available in cans
In Pictures: Mexico inspired menu at Six by Nico
Six by Nico restaurant will have a new menu from Tuesday, bringing the vibrant spirit of modern Mexican food to Finnieston for six weeks only. Inspired by the country’s extensive culinary culture, Mexico aims to transport diners from the hazy cactus deserts of Tijuana to the vibrant, bustling streets of Mexico City with each course. The six-course tasting menu, rich in … [Read more...] about In Pictures: Mexico inspired menu at Six by Nico
Lunch at The Boathouse in Rouken Glen Park
Rouken Glen Park was leased to East Renfrewshire in 1994, but it belongs to the citizens of Glasgow. Archibald Cameron Corbett, MP for Tradeston and later Lord Rowallan, gifted the estate and mansion house in 1906. Generations have roamed around the wide open spaces punctuated by grand old trees - climbing on rocks, lying out on the grass, taking the dog for a walk or letting … [Read more...] about Lunch at The Boathouse in Rouken Glen Park