Archives for August 12, 2007

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What the papers say - August 13, 2007

By Eleanor Goodman

Increasing global demand for champagne means there could soon be a worldwide shortage - with Britons likely to be the first to miss out. Vineyard...

Newcomers: Stretching Time

We have pretty much got things sewn up at our end with regards to the lease. Myself and R have both successfully passed the qualification which...

Wine focus: Some sparkling facts

If an alien landed in your bar or pub and asked the difference was between a bottle of Bollinger and Jacob's Creek sparkling pinot noir chardonnay,...

Wine focus: Break out the bubbly

Champagne Lanson has established itself as one of the premier champagne brands in the UK on-trade. This summer the brand ran a new marketing...

Wine focus: Welcome to cava country

Through the morning haze it seems as though a great paw reached down one day to rip away a piece of the land, leaving the beautiful torn peaks of...

Wine focus: Sparkling sales

In many ways it was inevitable. As food standards improved and customers continued to show their new-found willingness to spend their earnings rather...

Profile: Different strokes

The problem of mystery shopping is taxing Simon Dodd at the moment. Not that the busy operations director of expanding pub group Orchid is...

Fishing for profits

By Hamish Champ

In the cold light of day Greene King's recent foray into restaurants is probably as airtight as the containers used to transport the raw materials...

Kitchen equipment: On ice

A PUB'S main need for ice is for adding to drinks, but the kitchen in a food-led venue also uses ice. This can be for chefs to rapidly chill sauces...