Monthly Archives: July 2015
Craft beer fest rising again
CRAFT Beer Rising will return to Glasgow this September, bringing the festival to the city for the second year running.
The event will take place...
Argentine expansion
Morgenrot, the firm behind Argentinian beer Quilmes in the UK, has announced it will be expanding the brand’s range with the addition of two...
Young adults switch up drinks repertoire
Age group is more willing to try new drinks from different categories, firms say
Fashion isn’t the only thing that’s changeable among young adults – they...
Softie is shaken, not stirred
Soft drink brand Orangina has been launched in the on-trade with a new look, suggested serve and target consumer.
The sparkling orange juice drink has...
A princely visit for Islay distillery
Ardbeg distillery celebrated its bicentennial with a royal visit from Prince Charles.
The Prince was shown an ‘Artbeg’ exhibition and heard about the Islay distillery’s plans...
Dunblane eatery revamp
A Dunblane hotelier has relaunched the hotel’s restaurant with a new look and new name.
The 45-cover brasserie at Old Churches House has undergone a...
Paris fashion for Cognac
THE firm behind Courvoisier is to launch new packaging across the range, designed to celebrate the Cognac’s Parisian heritage.
Courvoisier’s new look is said to...
Gleneagles sold to property firm
GLENEAGLES hotel and golf resort has been sold by Diageo to London-based hospitality real estate group Ennismore.
The new owner has committed to investing “significant...
SoCo gets a Spray Tan for summer
Southern Comfort returns to the silver screen this summer as the latest instalment in the brand’s ‘Whatever’s Comfortable’ campaign is rolled out in UK...
Wintersgills’ art deco makeover
Wintergills bar in Glasgow has reopened following a refurbishment which has paid homage to the venue’s art deco heritage.
The original bar and booth seating in...
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