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Manchester drinks brand BeerHunter launches gift range for Valentine’s Day

Emily Sergeant Emily Sergeant - 31st January 2022

A popular Greater Manchester craft beer and spirit store has launched a new lovers-themed gifting range especially for Valentine’s Day.

With February right around the corner, and the international day of love only a couple of weeks away, online drinks delivery service BeerHunter – which was founded in Bury in 2015, and is made up of a team of experts keen to bring customers a wide range of beers to enjoy from the comfort of their own homes – has introduced its new collection of drinks gifts that are perfect for that special someone this Valentine’s Day.

The themed collection is made up of everything from beer hampers, to spirit gift sets of both local and international favourites, and so much more.

Boasting a fully-tracked delivery process from start to finish, not only is BeerHunter experts in beer gifting, but the company also offers a premium range of spirit gifts too, using a selection of popular local spirits combined with different drinking kit essentials to make the perfect Valentine’s Day gift for anyone who loves a tipple.

To make each gift that extra little bit more special, there’s also the option to make the sets personalised with your choice of name or message.

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BeerHunter has introduced a new collection of drinks gifts that are perfect for Valentine’s Day / Credit: BeerHunter

“A happy Valentine’s Day is what we all wish for, and one way to achieve that is get them a gift that won’t break your bank but will also make them happy,” a spokesperson for BeerHunter explained on the launch of the new range.

“If you know your partner has a love for gift sets of gin, whiskey, rum, vodka, or beer, then you are in the right place.

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“We also offer personalised alcohol gift sets too for the lover of your life.” 

There’s also the option to make the sets personalised with your choice of name or message / Credit: BeerHunter

No matter who that lucky loved one is in your life, there’s gifts to suit every drinks fan, with some of the sets you can choose from including the best-selling Valentine’s Day British Craft Beer Gift Set, and the Valentine’s Day Jack Daniels No. 7 Whisky Miniature Tin Gift Box – which both come with branded glasses – or perhaps the Valentine’s Day Au Red Cherry Vodka Gift Set, or the Valentine’s Day Mini Gin Gift Set in a wooden presentation box, all of which can be personalised and come with chocolate hearts too.

There’s also an excellent selection of rum and prosecco-based Valentine’s Day gift sets for you to choose from, and if you really want to treat that special someone, there’s even a Valentine’s Day Moet & Chandon Gift Set too.

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Prices for the gift sets range from £12.95 to £54.95, but BeerHunter is giving early birds the chance to save a few pennies with a 10% discount when you use the code VDAY10 on checkout.

Keen to make sure your gifts arrive before the big day? Make sure to place your final Valentine’s Day orders by Thursday 10 February, or you can order for collection from BeerHunter’s warehouse up until Friday 11 February at 4pm.

You can get your hands on Beerhunter’s Valentine’s Day gifts online here.

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The former university campus that’s now one of Manchester’s coolest and greenest places to live

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The transformation that’s taken place in parts of Manchester in recent years is staggering, from huge skyscrapers to ultra-modern office blocks – but it’s part of the old university campus that’s gone undergone the most impressive makeover of all. 

Kampus has taken part of the old Manchester Metropolitan University campus and turned it into a bustling neighbourhood that prides itself on its lifestyle offering. 

There’s obviously the restaurant and bar scene that’s taking shape around the central garden, which shows off some of the city’s best operators. 

But residents of the beautiful and modern apartments also have access to a gym that rivals the commercial gyms in town, a cinema room, private dining spaces and terraces.

The food and drink scene at Kampus

Nell's at Kampus
Nell’s at Kampus. Credit: The Manc Group
Pollen at Kampus
Pollen at Kampus. Credit: The Manc Group

Kampus has already drawn on some seriously big local names from around Greater Manchester, with plenty more to come. 

Nell’s – the New York-style pizzeria from the team behind Common & Co – was in first, with its huge, glass-fronted restaurant and bar. 

Then came more – Yum Cha, with its incredible menu of dim sum; Beeswing, where it’s all about the wine and the small plates; Pollen, the award-winning bakery with giant loaves and perfect croissants. 

Most recently, Great North Pie joined the Kampus neighbourhood, serving its incredible pies that are stuffed with ingredients from around the north west. 

And the hoardings are up for others still to come, like queer cocktail den Red Light and the new ‘creative destination’ Maker’s Quarter. 

The amenities at Kampus

The cinema at Kampus
The cinema at Kampus. Credit: The Manc Group

Renting a flat at Kampus doesn’t just get you a flat (though, those are pretty special) – it also gets you access to all the amenities built here by developers Capital & Centric and HBD.

Residents can rent out the private cinema room for movie nights or to watch major sporting fixtures with friends and family. 

There are also private dining spaces to help you step up your dinner party game (we all know the struggles of trying to host a big dinner in a one-bedroom apartment), which has a high-spec kitchen as well as huge dining tables. 

The lounges and terraces around Kampus are there for residents to socialise and relax together, including rooftop spaces.

At ground level, it’s all about the canal-side garden that’s open to all and surrounded by restaurants, bars and cafes. Huge green plants pour out over the footpaths and benches and in summer, the garden is always hosting some sort of pop-up event. 

And there’s Little David Street, a once-forgotten cobbled street that was closed completely for over a decade, but is now restored to even-better-than-its-former glory and steadily filling up with cafes.

The Kampus apartments in Manchester

Inside Kampus in Manchester. Credit: The Manc Group

Kampus has five pet-friendly buildings centred around the garden, each one offering something a little different. 

The Grade II-listed Minshull Warehouse was once a Victorian shipping warehouse, now turned into an apartment building that still shows off its original features. There are similar homes in the Minto & Turner historic red-bricked warehouse. 

The original 1960s tower block has been upgraded – ‘a tamed brutalist beast’ – with modern interiors but still original touches like exposed concrete and original waffle ceilings. 

Then there are the North and South blocks, the former topped with a rooftop village of Dutch houses that have transformed the skyline. 

To find out more about Kampus and to book a viewing, visit kampus-mcr.co.uk.

Featured image: The Manc Group

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Up-and-coming musicians in Manchester to take over Band on the Wall for FREE shows this month

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There’ll be three nights of gorgeous new music taking place across Manchester this month, as the students of Spirit Studios have their degree show. 

Up-and-coming talent from the renowned music education provider will take to the stage at the much-loved Band on the Wall and at Spirit Studios itself – and the gigs are totally free. 

Spread over three evenings, the degree show will include DJ sets, performances, and immersive audio-visual experiences and soundscapes. 

Those showing off their skills have come from the studio’s Electronic Music Production and Performance and Music Production degree courses.

The final year students have been tasked with creating and producing music to show to a public audience as part of their major project. 

Spirit Studios
Spirit Studios. Credit: Supplied

The gigs at both Band on the Wall and Spirit Studios are free to attend, and will take place on 22, 24 and 29 March. 

The first event at Band on the Wall will be an evening of live music and DJ sets, spanning indie, hip-hop, EDM and drum and bass. 

Then on Friday 24 March, the degree show will head over to Spirit Studios, just past Piccadilly, where guests can explore a range of sound installation, soundscapes, and multi-genre live performances in their very own studios and live venue.

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The final installment of the Spirit Studios degree show will be back at Band on the Wall, where students will showcase a journey of everything they’ve learnt throughout their degrees. 

Spirit Studios was established in 1980 as a small creative community of experienced tutors in the heart of Manchester, teaching talented students sound engineering and music production. 

As well as degrees, there are other industry and short courses, and the studios and facilities on site can be hired for commercial purposes.

You can find out more here. 

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