Series 23 of Dragons’ Den continues tonight with episode 11.
The episode will see the return of guest judge Jenna Meek alongside regular Dragons Peter Jones, Touker Suleyman, Deborah Meaden and Steven Bartlett.
The pitches in this episode include miniature golf for your fingers, premium canned seafood, botanical brews and an ethical clothing brand.
Fingagolf
The first business founder to pitch in the Den tonight is Fingagolf’s Glyn Richards.
Players of this tabletop golf game fit miniature clubs onto their fingertips and hit a tiny ball around the bite-size course. Older readers will immediately think of the classic football game Subbuteo.
Fingagolf allows players to play draws, fades and backspin – but, we’re sorry to say, also to slice or hook!
Sea Sisters
Second to pitch are Charlotte Dawe and Angus Cowen, founders of Sea Sisters.
The couple’s artisanal canned fish is proudly produced from British seafood and packed here too.
The Dorset-based business’s range includes Cornish sardines, Cornish hake and smoked rainbow trout.
Yes Friends
Sam Mabley is the third entrepreneur seeking investment in the Den tonight.
Yes Friends was launched in 2021 to make ethical clothing more affordable.
The startup’s T-shirt – which costs just £12 – is made from 100% Fairtrade and organic cotton and produced in a solar-assisted factory.
Sam will tell the Dragons that he sold 4,000 tees in its first month, and that the company’s range has since expanded.
ReVibed Drinks
Last to pitch will be Birmingham father-and-son team Ivor and Eugene Patterson.
Their business ReVibed Drinks was founded during COVID when the pair experimented with a hibiscus drink.
Today the business produces a range of sparkling drinks infused with so-called superfoods, as well as superfood powders. They are made with natural ingredients and contain no sugar.
Its drink flavours include raspberry and açai, apple and moringa, peach and hibiscus, and passionfruit and ginger.