Alexander Smail

3 weeks ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Alexander Smail |Rosalind Erskine

The spirit cannot legally be classed as a whisky due to its unique production method. A Scottish drinks manufacturer has found a new way of developing spirits. It has matured casks of 'whisky' deep underneath the surface of Loch Ness. In a world-first, Domhayn plunged casks 214 metres below the surface of the legendary loch on Valentine's Day. The company was named after the Gaelic word for 'deep'. Stirlingshire-based Domhayn's inaugural release comes from a 2010 single malt barley spirit.

4 weeks ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Alexander Smail |Elizabeth Hunter

A dwarf rabbit in Scotland has been photographed looking after newborn chicks. The adorable images have been shared ahead of Easter this weekend. Skip is a one-year-old dwarf mini lop rabbit who resides at Auchingarrich Wildlife Park in Perthshire, with staff describing him as "loving cuddles". The animal has recently become close with a group of chicks that were born just three days ago. In the photographs, the five chicks can be seen playing with Skip.

1 month ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Alexander Smail |Eilidh Farquhar

If you are looking for a quick getaway during the Easter holidays, why not visit this beautiful Scottish beach with views you won't believe. Now the Easter holidays are here, many families like to plan a wee trip to make the most of their time away from school and work. While some people like to jet off to a warmer country to soak up the sun, many of us are content to travel across Scotland and take in our own beautiful sites.

1 month ago | msn.com | Julia Banim |Alexander Smail |Charlotte Smith |Ben Lyons

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1 month ago | nottinghampost.com | Alexander Smail |Charlotte Smith |Ben Lyons |Julia Banim

The discovery of a 'hidden' button on washing machines that helps keep the detergent drawer spick and span has left cleaning enthusiasts amazed. Shared by a Facebook user named Faith in the popular group 'Cleaning tips and tricks', her revelation - complete with transformative before and after photos of her washing machine drawer compartment - has sparked interest among the community.