Monthly Archives: July 2014
Pub blooms again after fire
EDINBURGH pub The Amber Rose has reopened, nine months after a fire forced the closure of the premises.
The outlet, which is owned by...
Training turbulence continues
By Gillian McKenzie
THAT many in the Scottish trade are running out of time in which to complete personal licence holder refresher training and notify...
Digital tools give a sporting chance
Operators should use online feedback to tailor their offer ahead of the Commonwealth Games, says David Capaldi of Opinurate
WITH less than fourteen days to...
The return of Old Tom
DIAGEO has released a new limited edition Tanqueray gin said to be based on an original recipe from the brand’s founder.
The limited edition...
World beer leaves right impression
Foreign products have the flavour and provenance to appeal, drinks firms say
CUSTOMERS in today’s pubs are often well travelled, interested in provenance and prepared...
Batleys branch is go in Glasgow
Cash and carry wholesaler opens on former Sher Bros site
CASH and carry wholesaler Bestway Batleys has launched its Glasgow city depot at the former...
Book a gin masterclass
THE firm behind Brockmans Gin is inviting bartenders to attend one of three free gin masterclasses in Scotland next month.
The events will take place...
Trade set for a cloudy summer
Lazy Jack’s American-style cider launched in the UK
AN American-style cloudy apple cider has been launched in the UK by the firm behind drinks brands...
Magners is on song this summer
THE firm behind Irish cider brand Magners is set to take new musicians to bars across the UK this summer as part of a...
Brewer makes a monster signing
LOCH Ness Brewery has appointed Rob Jenner to its board as director of sales.
Jenner is said to have come out of retirement to...
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Luke Richardson
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