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Change to minimum unit pricing could 'change Scottish palate' - Vimarsana News

Change to minimum unit pricing could 'change Scottish palate'

Wine merchant and bar owner are supporting increase to minimum unit price which could see retail costs soar.

Dundee wine shop Aitken's to celebrate 150th anniversary - Vimarsana News

Dundee wine shop Aitken's to celebrate 150th anniversary

Dundee's Aitken's Wines are celebrating their 150th anniversary this year. Owner Patrick Rodhe shares their secret to success.

Missouri River 340 boat race to stop in Jefferson city - Vimarsana News

Missouri River 340 boat race to stop in Jefferson city

Boaters with the fastest racing time are expected to hit a checkpoint in Jefferson City which opens at 5 a.m. Wednesday morning.

Source: komu.com
'The problem is getting worse': Dundee experiencing wine shortage - Vimarsana News

'The problem is getting worse': Dundee experiencing wine shortage

A Dundee-based alcohol retailer, who is facing supply issues, says the shortage of wine are likely 'to get worse' in the lead up to Christmas. 

Exhibit about Nelson Mandela is on display at Milwaukee Public Museum - Vimarsana News

Exhibit about Nelson Mandela is on display at Milwaukee Public Museum

"You had me at Mandela." That was the answer America's Black Holocaust Museum director Robert Davis gave Milwaukee Public Museum director Ellen Censky when she asked if the two museums could collaborate to bring a traveling exhibit about the life of Nelson Mandela to Milwaukee. Davis pointed out that everyone knows the name Nelson Mandela, but most people just see him as a man who “was in jail for 27 years, came out, kissed his wife, took a shower, put on some clothes and went right back to work.”  Davis and Censky hope visitors to the exhibit will come away with a much more complet...