Whisky firm’s heritage is set in stone
THE Glenmorangie Company’s new Livingston bottling plant received a reminder of its Highland roots when a 20-tonne Pictish stone sculpture was delivered from the...
Jacqui clocks up 45 years at Chivas
THE longest-serving female employee at Chivas Brothers was celebrating last week after chalking up 45 years with the company.
Jacqui Farquhar, who is originally from...
Minimum pricing challenge fails
The legal challenge from the Scotch Whisky Association and other drinks industry bodies to the law passed by the Scottish Parliament that would introduce...
Royal accolades for drinks firms
Two Scots companies receive Queens Awards for Enterprise
TWO Scottish drinks firms have won royal recognition after being presented with the Queens Award for Enterprise.
Elgin-based...
Brewer sees Red with its new ale
Latest McEwan’s product is first step in journey to ‘rejuvenate’ brand
By Gillian McKenzie
THE launch of McEwan’s Red marks the first step in a journey...
Scotland targets global travel trade
Industry ‘sells’ itself to tourism buyers from 40 countries at Expo
SCOTTISH hospitality and tourism businesses were in the global spotlight last month as hundreds...
Strong performance by Scottish hotels
CONTINUED investment in Glasgow and the strength of the oil and gas industry in Aberdeen have helped boost the Scottish hotel sector this year,...
Call for pubs code in Scotland
A LONG-standing campaigner for pubco reform has called for the measures outlined in a proposed new statutory code of practice to be implemented in...
Distillery gets royal seal of approval
Duke of Rothesay visits Speyside to open new bottling hall
PRINCE Charles was in Speyside last week to open a new bottling hall at Glen...
Industry needs voice on policy
Don’t ban drinks companies from discussions, say trade groups
By Dave Hunter
ALCOHOL industry trade bodies have hit out at claims that drinks companies should be...
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