Whisky or whiskey is a type of distilled alcoholic beverage made from fermented grain mash. Various grains are used for different varieties, including barley, corn, rye, and wheat. Whisky is typically aged in wooden casks, generally made of charred white oak.
In this Video we visit 3 great single malt distilleries, Auchenstoshan, Glengoyne and Talisker in the beautiful Isle of Skye. Also the 3 Chimneys which uses Talisker in a range of their dishes. Gone on – have a wee dram!
London is a major global tourist destination. The city is packed with countless modern and historic attractions, but what is on offer if you or one of your party is disabled? We sent broadcaster, journalist and wheelchair user Mik Scarlet to one London’s newest, and tallest, attractions The View From The Shard to experience the facilities for disabled visitors.
*I must admit I am rather afraid of heights, so I entered the foyer of the View From The Shard with trepidation. The helpful and friendly staff put my mind at rest, and as I was whisked up way above the city I found myself gripped with a growing excitement. However nothing could prepare me for the amazing view or how accessible the experience is for everybody. It really is breath taking up there and everyone can try it, no matter what their impairment.
The open spaces, beaches that go on forever, unique wildlife and ancient history is all in the county of Norfolk. These’s also some very special golf courses and water sports going on there too and Ben is on a mission to try out as much as possible, good man!
www.hilltopoutdoorcentre.co.uk
Discover Durham’s great outdoors with BBC Countryfile presenter Anita Rani. Join Anita as she explores Durham’s ‘stiles, steeds and stars’ to sample the county’s stunning scenery and natural attractions on foot, by bike and under the region’s vast glistening dark skies. Discover how you can enjoy an array of walking, cycling and family activities on a short break or weekend away.
Join Martyn on an access trip around Birmingham and the Black CountryÂ
In their Life Stories exhibition, they are revealing the stories of people associated with Chatsworth through paired portraits and objects.
They will also welcome the 500 year-old Devonshire Hunting Tapestries, which depict life in the 15th century, back to Chatsworth in partnership with the V&A.
They are looking forward to you exploring the house from 18 May.
Chatsworth, home of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, has evolved through the centuries to reflect the tastes, passions and interests of 16 generations of the Cavendish family. There are over 30 rooms to explore in the house, which today contains works of art that span 4000 years. The 105-acre garden has evolved over more than 450 years, and continues to change today. The farmyard has been a favourite day out for children of all ages since 1973, and the 1000-acre park on the banks of the river Derwent was chiefly designed by Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown in the 1760s.
A great way to build core strength and burn those calories. Join Laura as she shows us a few ways to get started!
Bosu in Japanese means ‘both side up’ and was invented by David Weck back in the early 2000’s and is now used the world over to shape, tone and focus athletes and beginners alike, trust me when I say it is one hell of a way to get fit as we show you here, stretch those thighs!!
Now summer is upon us maybe its time to get out and enjoy all that Eastbourne has to offer! From fine old English pubs, to trendy art galleries, great fish and chips and a stunning beach as well as a superb zoo, well just watch the video and make your own mind up, where’s my sun lounger?
http://www.theviewhoteleastbourne.com
http://www.grandeastbourne.com
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