The Randolph's Leap brew is named after a spot on the River Findhorn in Moray where in the 14th century Thomas Randolph was chasing one of his Comyn enemies, who leapt the river to escape.
A NEW Scots brewery will be launched this week with its first beer named after a Highlands beauty spot.
The Randolph's Leap brew is named after a spot on the River Findhorn in Moray where in the 14th century Thomas Randolph was chasing one of his Comyn enemies, who leapt the river to escape.
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