
Rockpool Café
A family-friendly cafe and restaurant on the Square in Cullen, known for its Cullen skink, lunches, coffee and cakes.

Family-owned Speyside distillery Glenfarclas is marking its 190th anniversary with Glenfarclas 190, a limited edition single malt drawn from spirit distilled over the last five decades.
The ex-sherry casks were selected by distillery manager Callum Fraser and managing director Douglas Belford, sourced through a long-standing relationship with a family-owned bodega in Jerez, Spain.
It is bottled at 51.4% ABV, non-chill filtered and of natural colour, and limited to 15,000 bottles at £95. The release goes first to specialist UK retailers, then to selected global markets. The distillery has stayed in the same family for six generations.
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A family-friendly cafe and restaurant on the Square in Cullen, known for its Cullen skink, lunches, coffee and cakes.

Moray's highest free-standing hill, 841 metres, climbed on a good path from Glack Harness to rocky tors and wide views over Speyside.

A busy cafe on Forres High Street serving breakfast all day, every day, with locally roasted coffee and home bakes.

A small coffee roastery and cafe in the village of Garmouth, roasting its beans in small batches and serving coffee and pastries.

Mayen's Georgian gate lodge from 1788, for two, with a sauna in the woods and a bath by the bed.

A larch A-frame cabin for two in the corner of a field, with a hot tub and Highland cows for neighbours.

A Highland estate cottage for four with painted box beds, looking across the Deveron Valley.

A traditional estate cottage for six a few steps from the River Deveron, with a hot tub in the garden.
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The Macallan Estate at Craigellachie has become the first distillery estate in Scotland to be accredited by Wildlife Estates Scotland.

Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey arrived in cinemas on 17 July, and a fair bit of the ancient Mediterranean in it is actually the north-east coast of Scotland.

Communities in the Highlands and Moray are set to be consulted on the possible reintroduction of lynx to Scotland.