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Experience a taste of Harris in Glasgow

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On Thursday 12 June, Glasgow will play host to a unique culinary celebration as Isle of Harris Distillery and Hinba Coffee unite for a one-night-only Hebridean Tasting Evening.

This special event promises to transport guests to the Outer Hebrides through an inspired four-course menu and expertly paired drinks, all without leaving the city.

The evening will showcase the distinctive flavours of Scotland’s islands, with dishes such as kelp-cured salmon and wild garlic lamb with whisky jus taking centre stage.

Each course is thoughtfully paired with signature spirits from the Isle of Harris Distillery, including their renowned Isle of Harris Gin and The Hearach single malt whisky.

Guests will also enjoy a specially crafted Hebridean Espresso Martini, blending Hinba’s small-batch coffee with The Hearach for a truly local twist.

Guiding guests through the evening will be Megan Geddes of Isle of Harris Distillery and Fergus McCross, founder of Hinba Coffee.

The Hearach (Photo credit: Isle of Harris Distillery)

Together, they will share the stories and craftsmanship behind their celebrated Hebridean products, offering insights into the traditions and character that define their brands.

With only 40 seats available, this intimate event offers a rare opportunity to savour the tastes and tales of Scotland’s islands in the heart of Glasgow – no ferry required.

Tickets are priced at £65 per person and can be booked online https://hinba.vouchercart.com/39097/an-evening-with-hinba-harris-distillery-120625

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