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Leith’s new ASKR serves up luxury lobster lunch on a budget

Aiming to offer ‘incredible fine dining with an edge’, Ashmore cooks using a firepit installed at the heart of his newly-opened space on Leith’s Constitution St.
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Joel Bastian of The Kitchin named as Scotland’s top sommelier

Born in Alsace, France, Joel spent 10 years in hospitality in his native country, before venturing to Scotland, and joining The Kitchin team.

Is it time your hospitality business joined the Scotch Beef Club?

A new campaign to promote Scotch Beef to the hospitality industry has been launched by Quality Meat Scotland, which is offering ‘marketing collateral and support’.
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Magnum cream liqueur opens £1million production centre in Fife

Asserting that it is the only cream liqueur made in Scotland using single malt Speyside Scotch, Magnum is aiming for expansion.
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Apex Hotels CEO Angela Vickers presented with this year’s HIT Industry Award

The award is for people who have made 'exceptional' contributions to hospitality and surpassed sector standards.
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Scottish firm wants to offer hospitality a new deal for its rubbish

Kelly Lock of the NWH Group is keen to forge a mutually beneficial partnership between hospitality and trade waste uplifters.
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Edinburgh bartender McPherson pushes the boundaries of mixology

Over the past decade Iain has ascended to become an ambassador for the cocktail scene in Edinburgh and Scotland.
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Return of the King as long dormant Rosebank Distillery reopens

Formerly known as the ‘King of the Lowlands’, the distillery was closed more than 30 years ago, and many regarded it as lost forever.

Star Pubs issue point-of-sale kits to support Pride Month

Around six out of ten people are more likely to visit pubs that are inclusive, increasing to 75% of those identifying as LGBTQIA+.

Swift rebrand gets Topolabamba ready for boom weekend

Research by Barclays has estimated that the average Taylor Swift fan will spend £848 on the gig experience, between food, drink, and accommodation.

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Jack Cummins
LEGAL by Jack Cummins
FINANCIAL Wylie & Bisset
Neil Morrison
ASK THE OPERATOR Neil Morrison
THE GRAPEVINE
Luke Richardson
MEET THE MAKER
William Woodburn
MIXED UP WORLD Ewan Angus