Monthly Archives: June 2014
Games visitors will get warm Well-come
TENNENT Caledonian is gearing up for a ‘record’ number of visitors to its Wellpark brewery in Glasgow this summer.
The company has recruited five additional...
New gin bar heads for capital hotel
THE team behind Edinburgh Gin has launched a bar, visitor centre and distillery beneath The Rutland Hotel in Edinburgh’s west end.
The gin-focused Heads...
New distillery raises the roof
Kingsbarns project a step closer to completion
THE construction of a new single malt distillery and visitor centre in a Fife listed building reached a...
Wine gives trade food for thought
Diversity of styles now available means there’s no shortage of possible pairings
DIVERSE is something of an understatement when it comes to describing the range...
Appeal over stadium booze
THE Tory party in Scotland has renewed calls for the ban on alcohol in Scottish football grounds to be lifted.
And the party claims...
Anger at ‘police patrol’ reports
Trade slams suggestion of World Cup ‘violence and disorder’.
An official boost for craft brewer
Scots firm launches seasonal beer and expands into new markets
By Dave Hunter
EDEN Brewery, the St Andrews-based craft brewer, has launched a new limited edition...
Play the long game this summer
Pubs stand to benefit from strong range of mixed drinks, firms say
WITH the number of spirit and mixer combinations seemingly endless, long drinks enable...
Leadership needed on indyref
Scotland’s politicians need to show more “leadership and vision” ahead of September’s independence referendum, says Glasgow restaurateur Charan Gill.
Rusks’ restoration revives city landmark
Hutchesons opens after husband and wife team complete two-year refurb
IT was love at first sight for husband and wife team James and Louise Rusk.
The...
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