article_snippet: But the gamble seems to have paid off and now 26-year-old  entrepreneur Ryan O’Rorke, from Edinburgh, the man behind gourmet food, snacks and craft beer subscription club Flavourly, has raised more than £300,000 through crowd-funding platform Crowdcube.
article_snippet: Flavourly selects the finest independently-produced gourmet food, snacks and craft beer from small British companies .
article_snippet: We’re thrilled that hundreds of public investors have embraced Flavourly with such enthusiasm. '
article_snippet: huge plans ahead and this investment will enable We to accelerate We mission to become the go-to destination of gourmet food, snacks and craft beer across Europe.
article_snippet: Having seen his father, an amateur honey maker, struggle to sell products outside his local circle,  entrepreneur Ryan O’Rorke found 75 per cent of small British producers do not have the resources or infrastructure to sell direct to consumers or the multiples.
article_snippet: entrepreneur Ryan O’Rorke launched Flavourly in November 2012 from entrepreneur Ryan O’Rorke grandmother’s garage in Edinburgh.
article_snippet: Flavourly selects the finest independently-produced gourmet food, snacks and craft beer and delivers the finest independently-produced gourmet food, snacks and craft beer in a package to customers each month.
article_snippet: Popular products include bacon jam, chilli popcorn and venison, mushroom and whisky pasta sauce.
article_snippet: Since the company launch the company has grown 500 per cent year on year, shipping more than 500,000 products from over 300 small British producers.
article_snippet: Flavourly has helped break many small producers into the mainstream markets and recently launched the company online marketplace where customers can rebuy favourite items at the most affordable prices on the web.
highlights_snippet: Flavourly raised money through crowdfunding platform Crowdcube .
  