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A new way to buy wine from UK independents | Wine - Vimarsana News

A new way to buy wine from UK independents | Wine

Vindependents buys exclusively for independent merchants, and often unearths wines you won’t find anywhere else in the UK

Christmas 2021: 15 local gifts from Glasgow for everyone on your list for under £100 - Vimarsana News

Christmas 2021: 15 local gifts from Glasgow for everyone on your list for under £100

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GlenWyvis Distillery launches Dingwall's first whisky in almost a century - Vimarsana News

GlenWyvis Distillery launches Dingwall's first whisky in almost a century

A taste of GlenWyvis Distillery's new single malt can now be sought in what is the first production of whisky in Dingwall for nearly a century

Baijiu, world's ancient spirit, now 100% Australian made - Vimarsana News

Baijiu, world's ancient spirit, now 100% Australian made

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - 5 February 2021 - a Sydney-based start-up, Good Spirit Co., has put an Australian spin on the world's ancient spirit, Baijiu. Just in...

Glasgowist: Top picks for romantic meal at home this Valentine's Day - Vimarsana News

Glasgowist: Top picks for romantic meal at home this Valentine's Day

GLASGOW has a connection to the story of Valentine’s Day. In 1868, a French family made a donation to the Franciscan religious order. It was a wooden box labelled “the body of Saint Valentine” and this relic was sent to the church of Saint Francis in the Gorbals. The chest largely languished in anonymity until it was moved to the nearby Blessed St John Duns Scotus in 1999, placed near the church’s entrance and decorated with flowers on 14th February each year. Glasgow was soon claiming the saint as one of its own, assuming the title “a City of Love”.