BrewDog loses Elvis Juice trademark battle
Elvis Presley’s estate has won a trademark battle with Scottish craft brewer and pub operator BrewDog over the rights to use the rock legend’s name in their Elvis Juice beer.
Archives for July 12, 2017
Michelin-starred chef doubles Lancaster Brewery's food sales
Food sales at Lancaster Brewery sites have doubled after it hired Michelin-starred chef Steven Doherty.
Burning Sky pulls beers from BrewDog over punk ideology
BrewDog’s ‘punk’ attitude and swagger has led Sussex-based brewer Burning Sky to pull its full range of beers from the Scottish company’s 29 UK and 17 international pubs.
Samuel Smith bans bikers from pub
Motorcyclists claim they have been banned from a Samuel Smith pub in South Yorkshire.
Private equity firms bidding for Admiral
A number of private equity bidders are in the running to acquire Admiral Taverns, the c800-strong Cerberus-backed pub group.
Pub sparks outrage by offering free food to those over 25 stone
A northern pub famed for its Man v Food challenges has been criticised for offering free food to customers weighing more than 25 stone.
NWTC to launch new brand of pub in Birmingham
The New World Trading Company (NWTC) has announced it will be launching an all-new brand of pub, and its second Birmingham site, next month.
Polish steaks better than British
Poland was announced the world’s best steak producer, above any other nation, at the annual World Steak Challenge awards earlier this month.
London pub sales up despite fears over the impact of the London Bridge terror attack.
London pubs saw like-for-like sales grow 2.4% in June.