Bourbon aiming to go wild in bars
THE firm behind Wild Turkey is looking to expand the presence of its Wild Turkey 81 bourbon in the UK on-trade following the appointment...
New owners take helm in Perthshire
Operator returns to roots with acquisition of village inn
AN historic Perthshire inn has changed hands for the first time in eight years.
The Strathardle Inn...
Will you go Forth in Wester Ross?
Property offers self-catering and B&B accommodation
A HOTEL in what was once the home of Forth Railway Bridge engineer Sir John Fowler is up for...
When it comes to wine, it pays to keep your wits about you
By Guy Chatfield
FRAUDULENT behaviour seems to surround us these days – from lords of the realm and MPs fiddling their expenses to the taxi...
Revamp of Kinross hotels gets green light
Rooms and bistro to be refurbished after operator secures funding package
Two hotels on the Kinross Estate are to benefit from a refurbishment after their...
Gin’s new look out of Africa
GIN brand Whitley Neill has been given a new look inspired by the African provenance of its ingredients.
The new design combines a matt black...
Boards could get powers to ‘ban’ lap dance venues
LICENSING boards could get powers to ‘ban’ lap dancing venues under new proposals outlined by the Scottish Government.
Launched as SLTN went to press, the...
‘Surge’ in hotel closures
THE beginning of this year saw a significant increase in the number of hotel businesses entering insolvency, according to new research.
A report by...
The first cut is the sweetest for Wemyss
WORK is about to begin on a new single malt distillery and visitor centre in Fife.
The Wemyss family, which owns Wemyss Malts, confirmed...
Funding secured for hotels refurb
A HOTEL business in St Andrews is set for a major refurbishment after its owner secured a seven-figure funding package.
The McLachlan family plans...
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