The drinks that customers want
Against a backdrop of changing consumer tastes, some drinks remain essential
Ready to drink is ready for growth
There’s been no shortage of activity in the market this year
Complex product is a trade essential
Wine is one of the biggest drinks categories in the on-trade and can’t be ignored next year
The sweet flavour of spirit sales
Drinks firms have predicted a rum revival similar to the one seen in the gin category, and this would seem to be supported by the number of new products – …
Water of life has a life of its own
Domestic and imported whiskies remain important to the Scottish on-trade
A varied category with a broad appeal
The category itself continues to evolve, both in terms of new product launches and serving styles – with a number of liqueur and speciality brands now …
Spirit that is only getting stronger
The current ‘gin boom’ is expected to continue into the new year and beyond
Hemping out the on-trade
Funkin Pro Hemp Syrup has been developed to complement a range of spirits and cocktail ingredients, such as flavoured gins, tequila and bitters
Cheers to the biggest-selling product
Draught is still the leading beer format in Scotland, accounting for more than 90% of beer volumes sold through the country’s bars and pubs
Money in the mobiles
On-trade customers increasingly expect to be able to order and pay using their phones – but tech should not replace human interaction
