JOURNAL
COMPETITION TIME: Deep Blue Sea
We’re giving away this very special one-off, framed lino print by co-founder @lucyartdisco
COCKTAIL HOUR: The Gunpowder Plot
The leaves are falling and the smell of bonfire is in the air, Guy Fawkes Night is upon us so it's time for a themed cocktail!
Go Explore: Sennen Cove, Cornwall
We’re squeezing every last drop out of the summer holidays with a road trip to Sennen Cove in Cornwall.
Here’s to fair winds and following seas!
The superstitions surrounding these spiced and sticky buns baked on Good Friday go back to the 12th century.
COCKTAIL HOUR: The Irish Maid
With the promise of spring in the air we decided to go with the fresh flavoured Irish Maid this St Patrick's Day.
THE MOUNTAINS ARE CALLING
It’s that time of year when the crisp mountain air calls for a snowy adventure. We headed to Méribel in the French Alps for our winter adrenaline fix.
WREATH MAKING AT THE SHEPHERD’S PURSE
This weekend we strolled down the cobbled paths of Whitby Old Town to take part in a magical wreath making workshop at The Shepherd's Purse.
WE'RE AT WHITBY CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL
We’re at the Whitby Christmas Festival this weekend. We have a sneak preview of our upcoming homewares collection as well as a selection of our favourite items.
ROSS EDGLEY AND HIS GREAT BRITISH SWIM
We’ve been religiously following Ross Edgley as he undertakes the mammoth challenge of the World’s longest swim around Great Britain.
Go explore: Cleveland Way (Robin Hood's Bay to Whitby)
Starting in our home town of Whitby we’re beginning a series of mini adventures exploring the unbridled wilderness of our coast.
COCKTAIL HOUR: God's Own Country
As true Yorkshire folk we love a good cup of tea. What better way to celebrate Yorkshire Day than with our tea inspired tipple? We've called it 'God's Own Country'.
Our brand motto: Brave Free & Wild As The Sea
Our brand motto “Brave Free & Wild As The Sea” was inspired by our home town of Whitby.
A small seaside town in North Yorkshire, we are embraced by the wild North Yorkshire Moors on one side and the crashing waves of the North Sea on the other.
