Monthly Archives: June 2025
It’s all about versatility for The Scotsman’s Duncan Robertson
"Disaronno is versatile. It works well with whiskies, bourbons, but stands out by itself. It even works with Champagne.”
Coghills cross the Forth to open a new family fish restaurant
South Queensferry's Crab & Lobster Fish Shack sees Jack'O'Bryan's team betting on Three Bridges community growth
Loch Lomond Group acquires the New York Distilling Company
Based in Brooklyn, the NYDC produces a range of spirits including the Jaywalk Rye and Mister Katz’s Rock & Rye brands.
Old Session Hen poised for cask glory after successful retail launch
At 3.4%, Old Session Hen is described as an ‘easy-drinking ale with hints of tropical fruit flavours and a crisp, clean finish’.
Anna hits new heights of fundraising at Port of Leith
Lagerqvist Christopherson, of Boda Business Venture, has raised thousands of pounds for cancer charity Maggie’s.
Morris Lorimer – a people person who loved the trade
A highly regarded member of the licensed trade, Morris Lorimer passed away in April 2025, shortly after his 75th birthday.
A ‘visitor levy’ on cruise ships could hurt coastal economies
Cruise ship visitors generated £130 million for otherwise vulnerable island and coastal economies around Scotland in 2023.
Buzzworks becomes Scotland’s first multi-venue B Corp group
Buzzworks MD, Kenny Blair, was ‘instrumental’ in leading the business through the rigorous B Corp certification process.
Inverness venue Johnny Foxes & The Den hits the market
Created and operated by Don Lawson, Johnny Foxes & The Den is a multi-function space that has been a staple of the Inverness’ scene since 1997.
Caorunn paints Òran Mór red for World Gin Day celebration
Matching its red apple garnish, the brand will be hosting a one-day pop-up at the venue in the city’s west-end – including a complimentary Gin & Tonic.
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Jack Cummins
Andrew Dowson
Neil Morrison
Luke Richardson
