Monthly Archives: May 2018
Open up bottles of opportunity
Brewers say bottled beer selections can unlock untapped potential
Wild elderberry liqueur picks up drinks award
THE founders of wild elderberry liqueur, Aelder, came out on top at this year’s Scottish Rural Awards – taking first place in the Artisan Drink Category.
Stand out from the competition
Liqueurs’ diversity should be used to create special cocktail serves, say firms
‘Lavish’ fruit gin liqueur launched
Edinburgh Gin’s Pomegranate & Rose is said to be inspired by the Orient
Q&A: Adrian Forde-Beggs, Orchid, Aberdeen
Liqueurs are on the menu for our chat with this Aberdeen bartender
Craft brewer shakes it up
CHANGING consumer tastes in the craft beer market are behind Colonsay Brewery’s decision to change the recipes of each of its three core beers.
Bottles to shine as footfall goes up
Better weather and a World Cup provide good omens for pubs
Time to take a broader view?
Research suggests beer ranges must be expanded
Brewer puts beer quality on tap
BETTER beer, less wastage and more money in the till – those are some of the benefits Tennent’s said its new quality programme will bring on-trade operators.
MUP goes live
It is now illegal for Scottish licensed premises to sell alcohol for less than 50p a unit.
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