Originating from the Nordic tradition of ‘jol’, Yule is an ancient celebration of rebirth and renewal coinciding with the winter solstice. For the Norse folk, this was the time to remember the dearly departed and get the fields ready for a killer harvest. And about the cattle? Let's just say they became the unsung heroes of the Yule feast, ensuring everyone had enough meat to go around.

Some historians liken Yule to a Norse version of Day of the Dead with Odin (aka Jolnir) as the guest of honour. Nowadays, Yule's more about setting good vibes for the upcoming year, keeping the traditions, feasting, and, of course, those cosy lights burning bright in the heart of winter. Yule love it!