Lots of fab foodie treats
Perth and Kinross foodies are always first in line for the annual Perth Silent Auction.
The charity fundraiser held by Perth Rotary Club in conjunction with the Perthshire Advertiser has prepared another tempting menu of mouthwatering lots to whet your appetite.
The team at Parklands have cooked-up one for the romantics, with a special“date night”package for couples. Land this one and a Friday night every month throughout the year can be set aside for a super meal at the hotel restaurant.
And multi-award-winning chef Graeme Pallister has offered a £250 voucher for 63 Tay Street.
The top bidder will enjoy a stunning tasting menu, with wines, for a table of four and not surprisingly the bids have been flooding in.
Award-winning chef Graeme Pallister has offered a £250 voucher for 63 Tay Street in Perth
Businesses have again rallied round to offer everything from coffees and cakes to Stornoway black pudding and plenty food and drink to see you through the festive season.
Long-time supporters A&J Stephen (Builders) have come up with a voucher for 63 Tay Street and vouchers have also been presented by Morris and Young for Kinloch House Hotel, The Gleneagles Hotel, Knockendarroch Hotel, Brown and Blacks, Glebe House, Atholl Palace, Tabla and the Indian Cook School, The Cherrybank Inn, the Jade Garden, Loch Leven’s Larder and many more.
As ever, the provost of Perth and Kinross has kindly weighed in with afternoon tea for four.
Among the array of wine and spirits going under the hammer, whisky enthusiasts will be tracking the bottle of Morrison and Mackay 1977 Old Perth; a Gordon and MacPhail whisky tasting hamper donated by Springfield Properties; the 15-year-old whisky and tasting tour for four offered by John Dewar and Son at Aberfeldy; and a 25-year-old Glenfarclas malt.