Fife pub a cut above the rest
A FIFE licensee claims his pub is the first in Scotland to offer haircuts to customers.
The Jubilee Tavern in Burntisland has been given the...
Tennent’s buoys C&C revenues
A strong performance from Tennent’s Lager helped to offset a dip in cider sales in the most recent financial results from C&C Group. ...
Lapdance ruling welcomed
A RECENT decision to allow an Inverness nightclub to introduce lap dancing nights has been welcomed by a licensing lawyer.
Stephen McGowan of TLT Solicitors...
Trade urged to back new pubs campaign
Initiative to showcase important role bars play in everyday life
LICENSEES, bar staff, pub groups and drinks firms are being urged to get behind a...
Strong growth for Scots hotels
Aberdeen and Edinburgh credited with bolstering performance
Scotland’s hotels are significantly outperforming the UK as a whole in revenue terms, according to new figures.
Overall rooms...
Element of whisky growth
DRINKS giant Diageo has installed new copper stills at its Linkwood and Mannochmore distilleries as part of its five-year whisky investment plan.
The Johnnie Walker...
New hotel a Crowne jewel
INTERCONTINENTAL Hotels Group has expanded its Crowne Plaza brand into Edinburgh with the launch of a new hotel.
The 198-bedroom Crowne Plaza Edinburgh –...
Monster deal for brewery
LOCH Ness Brewery has appointed Wick-based wholesaler Sutherland Brothers to distribute its portfolio of beers in the Highlands and Islands.
Founded in 2011, the brewery...
Scottish beers are in the mix
BEERS from two Scottish breweries have made the cut in Sainsbury’s Great British Beer Hunt.
Alloa-based Williams Bros Brewing Co took three of the top...
Flight of the sommelier
GLASGOW restaurant La Bonne Auberge has introduced ‘wine flights’ to showcase a range of different wines.
Chosen by sommelier Sean Simpson with the restaurant’s executive...
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