Monthly Archives: August 2018
Edinburgh gin bar goes fourth
One Square marked the launch of the fourth batch of its gin with a special party last month .
Island trail shines light on whiskies
Those on the route will be able to take in some of the islands’ most iconic sites, such as the Cuillin on Skye .
Debate needed on licence fees
Trade group calls for a review of board licensing systems
Hotel renovation a hole in one
The Machrie Hotel and Links on Islay’s Laggan Bay is set to reopen this month following a major refurbishment and expansion .
Top Brands 2018: The big names are still the top brands
Despite the craft revolution, the biggest players retain their top spots
Whisky visitors still on the up
Record numbers flock to Scotland’s distilleries
SCOTLAND’S distilleries enjoyed their “best year ever” with record visitor numbers and increased spending in visitor centres, new figures...
Freshers’ week can win over new fans
Students can be turned into repeat customers with great, themed nights outÂ
Christmas is on the cards
Drinks wholesalers say the operators who firm up festive season plans early stand to reap the rewards from the enhanced level of footfall that December brings
Dornoch distillers seeking investors
Expansion on the cards for Highland gin and whisky maker .
Brewer’s glass runneth over
St Andrews Brewing Co smashes crowdfunding target .
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Luke Richardson
William Woodburn
