Tennent’s Lager is more than a beer – it is a part of Scottish...
Hugh Tennent couldn’t have known the mark he would make on Scotland's beer landscape when he returned from Bavaria in 1855.
Scotland’s oldest brewer continues to play a major role in the beer sector
Belhaven refuses to stand still - in the coming months it will unveil fresh branding for Belhaven Black, and gear up to launch McCallum’s Sweet Scottish Stout.
Younger drinkers expect to see plant-based dairy alternatives on the back bar
"I always had the dream of launching as a brand so when I was made redundant from my tech job at the start of Covid I decided to take the plunge into the drinks world."
Obituary: Ian Urquhart CBE, former head of Gordon & MacPhail
The driving force behind the company’s decision to purchase and re-equip Benromach Distillery in 1993, he played the lead role in creating that whisky's style
Public nuisance complaints can be the death knell for venues
The owner of a bar with a popular musical entertainment offering found himself on the receiving end of noise complaints from a single neighbour ...
Investing in people and places is the key to Crerar Hotels’ success
Late last year, the company was named Small Hotel Group of the Year by the AA, a goal Wayne-Wills had set when he first joined the business. Â
Edinburgh business aims to give away 15,000 pizzas this year
Pizza Geeks' 'Pizza for the People' initiative will see each of its three venues – in Haymarket, Easter Road and Leith – give away 100 pizzas each week
Magners arrival in Scotland helped redefine the cider category
With its refreshing full-bodied and well-rounded flavour - and over-ice signature serve - outdoors has become a major focus for the Magners brand.
Flame on for a successful summer of sizzling street food
Barbecues, with their primal combination of meat and fire, sizzle and smoke, appeal to the inner caveman under each customer’s civilised skin...
Three years in charge of Tennent’s was ‘the biggest thrill’ of John’s life
John Gilligan is a man that knows a thing or two about Scottish beer, having started out as a salesman for Drybrough & Co in 1978, in a very different landscape.
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