Monthly Archives: August 2017
Keeping it in the family
INDEPENDENT bottler Wemyss Malts is releasing a new range of Scotch malt whiskies produced from the family’s private collection of maturing whisky casks.
Rates report misses the mark
PERHAPS I was a bit too optimistic, but I know I wasn’t alone in hoping the Barclay group would finally address the business rates imbalance.
New vodka is top of the pods
THE Cîroc range of flavoured vodkas has been extended with the introduction of a new vanilla variant.
Fresh design sees liqueurs fall in line
A NEW look is on the cards for Edinburgh Gin’s fruit gin liqueurs, which are set to be moved into bespoke bottles.
Rum’s roots anchored in new bottle design
Sailor Jerry, the spiced rum brand owned by William Grant & Sons, has been given a new-look, limited edition bottle.
Go to Infinity and beyond
LICENSEES looking to acquire a nightclub business in the heart of the Scottish capital might be interested in Infinity Nightclub.
Fryers still crucial to on-trade food offer
The importance of having the right fryer in place shouldn’t be underestimated, especially in busy establishments where speed of service is a factor.
Sound out the right policy
Myriad music options brings increased legal complexity, writes James Luck of Soundjack.
Making an impression
From gin, whisky and rum to beer and cider, new products and expressions seem to be hitting the market every other day, giving operators a wealth of options when deciding which products and brands to stock.
A tasty city centre lease
A RETAIL unit in the centre of Stirling which is said to have potential to be converted into a restaurant has come onto the market.
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Luke Richardson
William Woodburn
