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Premium Christmas drinks should include quality spirits, while those making them should also demonstrate flair and creativity, firms say

Give customers the gift of choice

Premium options are expected to be in high demand over the festive season
Callum and Michaela

Four drinks of Christmas

Callum Neilly and Michaela Ball of The Finnieston in Glasgow reveal the serves they suspect could be a hit this December
Dried fruit is among the options available to licensees looking to stock sustainable garnishes.

Sustainability is not just for Christmas

Eco-friendly cocktails and garnishes can prove especially useful during the festive season
Pouring beer

Strike the right balance in beer

For many venues, it’s important to offer a mix of big brands and smaller names
pouring beer

Time to pour perfect pints

Bars should be on point with the basics of beer quality
people eating at pub

The kitchen staple that keeps evolving

There is more choice in commercial microwaves now than there has ever been
bottle in ice

Jägermeister campaign plays it cool

The firm behind Jägermeister has been encouraging 18 to 24 year olds to get into the party spirit ahead of Christmas

Three bottles of malt

Trade experts discuss their favourite whisky brands with SLTN

Winter cocktails: a money spinner?

Sidestep ‘festive fatigue’ with the right range of serves, say drinks firms
Afternoon tea

Afternoon tea at Fairmont St Andrews

Discover how one of Scotland's top hotels tackles its afternoon tea offering

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