A new booze-run service has been set up in Edinburgh in the wake of the coronavirus lockdown.
With bars, pubs, restaurants and non-essential shops closed until further notice, nights out have become a distant memory.
But, if you're missing your favourite haunts for a late night tipple, it's good news because they will come to you - well, kind of.
Set up by Iain McPherson, the man behind award-winning cocktail bar Panda and Sons, "Edinburgh Booze Delivery" offers a unique service.
Launching today (April 29) for pre-orders, Edinburgh locals can shop cocktail menus and more on this hybrid between an online off-licence and "one-stop, multi-bar shopping mall".
Teaming up with the likes of Hoot the Redeemer, Nauticus and Pilot Brewery, they are kicking off with cocktails and plan on selling everything from beer to wine, spirits, mixers and snacks - as well as cigarettes and loo roll.
The mission behind Edinburgh Booze Delivery (EBD) is to support "local businesses and reemploy people, primarily from the hospitality sector".
Iain said: "We need to think beyond lockdown. The government won't be able to support us forever and I want to start something that can act as a proven model, something that works that other cities can replicate too.
"We’re calling it the 'pandamonium' business model. Something that will reignite the local hospitality economy for success going forward."
If you're interested, they offer a "no-contact" off-licence delivery between 2-10pm on Fridays and Saturdays.
You can place an order on the website here.
