Monthly Archives: August 2015
Inveralmond in Festival first
Peth's Inveralmond Brewery is set for its first major presence at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, which gets underway tomorrow (August 7).
Beers from Inveralmond’s Inspiration Series...
Coffee is heating up in the on-trade
Getting hot drinks right lets pubs grow sales throughout the day, firms say
The lines between pub, restaurant and coffee shop have blurred significantly in recent...
Experimenting in the world of gin
Customers are keen to try new brands and new serves, say drinks firms
With a plethora of new gins hitting the market from both the big...
New owner sought for Argyll property
A nine-bedroom guest house near Lochgilphead in Argyll is being marketed by property agency Cornerstone.
Built as a Victorian sporting lodge in the 19th...
Put Borders on whisky map
WHISKY drinkers are being urged to put the Borders ‘back on the whisky map’ by choosing a location for what’s said to be the...
All change for Perth hotel
A perth hotel is set to undergo further development after it changed hands in a deal brokered by Colliers International.
The 23-bedroom New County Hotel was...
Square root for gin brand
Edinburgh Gin will be at the heart of the capital’s St Andrew Square Garden throughout this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe, which gets underway tomorrow (August...
First place for Bon bartender
An Edinburgh bartender has triumphed over more than 100 other mixologists to win a trip to San Francisco.
Jonny Gausinet, of the Bon Vivant on Thistle Street,...
Danish brewer revisits roots
Danish brewer Carlsberg is bringing a ‘craft ale’ range to the UK on-trade which has been named after the firm’s founder, J.C. Jacobsen.
The Jacobsen range...
Star spend aims to help pubs shine
Pubco on-track to invest £3m in Scottish estate this year
Star Pubs & Bars is ramping up investment in its Scottish pubs in a bid to...
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