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Behind the scenes - BBC Midlands Today

N.E.J. Stevenson invited BBC news programme 'Midlands Today' to see the construction of the Diamond Jubilee chests at our workshops. Whilst there, they were given a better understanding of the fundamental reason behind the nature of the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust Appeal, and got to meet Liz Monk, one of the scholars who have already benefitted from QEST funding.

This short film shows the broadcaster meeting several of the company's team of dedicated craftsmen and gained a first-hand look into how these very special chests, used to house the whisky were made. To see this film, please click on the link here.

Posted on 20 Feb 2012 by admin

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