Monthly Archives: September 2012
Easy does it at Dunkeld’s Atholl Arms
A PERTHSHIRE restaurant is set to begin a ‘go-slow’ today (September 6).
The Riverview in the Atholl Arms Hotel, Dunkeld, is launching a monthly ‘slow...
Vodka shows Jellus side
A NEW range of flavoured vodka is set to be launched in the on-trade next month.
Jellus is available in four variants – Citrus Lemon,...
Glasgow set for wine roadshow
ENOTRIA is bringing what’s said to be its biggest ever wine roadshow to Glasgow’s Oran Mor on September 17.
The merchant has pledged to showcase...
Ayrshire hotel on the market
Carrick Lodge described as well-established business
OPERATORS seeking to acquire a well-established business might be interested in an Ayrshire hotel, which has come onto the...
Stonegate looks for future stars
STONEGATE Pub Company has appointed a new recruitment boss to help it attract the best available bar retailing talent.
Holly Cunnington joins Stonegate, which runs...
Brit star raises a glass to film
BRITISH actor Emilia Fox is set to showcase her favourite Bafta-winning films at cinemas across the UK as part of a new partnership with...
Capital bar taps into food and drink
OFFERING quality food and drink has been key to The Fountain’s early success, according to owner Michael McGuigan.
The Edinburgh operator said the menus, which...
Outlook bright for John O’Groats
THE first phase of a new holiday complex in John O’Groats is complete.
Sixteen holiday apartments have been built and the Journey’s End café, outdoor...
Quality key as students return
Young adults more discerning than ever when it comes to drinks
WITH university and college freshers’ weeks set to take place over the next couple...
Jock’s a way to cut DJ costs
A ‘RESIDENT’ DJ without the price tag – that’s how one firm sums up its latest entertainment system.
BarJock is a computerised service which sounds...
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Luke Richardson
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