Monthly Archives: September 2017
‘Perfect storm’ for rare malts
THE market for rare Scotch whisky experienced ‘unprecedented growth’ during the first six months of this year, according to recently published figures by a whisky investment analyst.
A very big house in the country
AÂ COUNTRY house hotel in the Borders is said to be piquing the interest of potential buyers already.
Who will take the tower?
TAKING advantage of a roadside restaurant in the Borders could prove the golden path for the right operator.
Chance to grab slice of park life
AN Inverurie hotel has come on to the market for the first time since it was built over 30 years ago.
Right to work checks crucial
Employers should follow new Home Office guidance and help prevent illegal working, writes employment lawyer David Hoey
Go beyond the basics
FROM customer service to catering equipment, liquor to licensing laws, staff training is essential to many aspects of running a licensed trade business.
Taking a trip back in time
SPEYSIDE single malt The Balvenie is moving forward by looking back with a new addition to its core range that pays homage to the distillery’s past.
Who will lodge a bid for Argyll hotel?
A HOTEL on one of the west of Scotland’s main tourist routes has come onto the books of property agent Smith & Clough.
Historic inn is on the market
OPERATORS looking to acquire a hospitality business with some history might be interested in an East Neuk of Fife coaching inn.
One for all and all for one
A NEW expression of Jura single malt whisky that celebrates the island’s community and distillery workers has been released.
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Luke Richardson
William Woodburn
