Monthly Archives: November 2015
Glen’s firm eyes on-trade growth
By Dave Hunter
The company behind Glen’s vodka and Loch Lomond single malt has the on-trade squarely in its sights as it looks to build...
A new number in Aberdeen
An Aberdeen bar and restaurant has reopened following a three-month refurbishment.
Located in the city’s west end, No. 10 comprises a 90-cover restaurant, created by...
Capital hotel snapped up
A central Edinburgh hotel has changed hands after more than 20 years under the same ownership.
Allison House Hotel in Newington was sold by property...
Christmas ad is coming for 20th year
The Christmas countdown will get well and truly underway for soft drinks giant Coca-Cola Enterprises later this month when its ‘Holidays are Coming’ advert...
Blend in a bit of adventure
Bar staff should be bold this season, says Wayne Collins
Around two dozen Scottish bartenders were given a dose of Christmas ahead of the festive...
Borders inn unveils winter programme
A Borders inn has unveiled plans to celebrate Scottish cuisine throughout December with a programme of festive dining events.
The Buccleuch Arms in St Boswells...
Industry needs a seat at health table
Alcohol companies shouldn’t be barred from publicly-funded events
"Taxpayer pays for international temperance shindig” – Christopher Snowdon from the Institute of Economic Affairs didn’t miss...
Foster’s floats its TV series Helluva Tour
Heineken reached for the skies recently with a stunt to raise awareness for its Foster’s Helluva Tour TV series.
The stunt saw a camper van...
Revamped trade group launched
Incorporation of Bartenders Network into SLTA is ‘mutually beneficial’
A broader, stronger Scottish Licensed Trade Association which is “truly representative” of the on-trade was launched...
The spirits of Christmas
Cocktails and food pairing take centre stage in winter campaign
Drinks giant Diageo has launched a cocktail-focused campaign targeted at driving spirits sales in the...
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Luke Richardson
William Woodburn
