It’s been a record breaking year for UK wine
A record number of bottles of English and Welsh wine were released on to the market last year, according to new data from HMRC.
Archives for April 3, 2018
More than a bit part: pub fixtures and fittings
The ability to nail down pub fixtures and fittings is key to buying and selling a premises. Here is a basic guide to some of your business’s moving – and non-moving – parts that may or may not need pricing
Pubs plan as Conviviality goes into administration
Pubs are preparing to put contingency plans in place following news that wine supplier Conviviality has filed for administration.
Nine out of 10 Brits believe they are ‘ethical consumers’
Global software partner for the leisure and hospitality industry, Fourth, has revealed that 90% of Brits believe they are ‘ethical consumers’, while a further 67% state they would boycott brands lacking an ethical conscience.
Charity fundraising Pub of the Year shortlist announced
A final shortlist for the inaugural All-Party Parliamentary Beer Group and PubAid ‘Charity fundraising pub of the year’ award has been announced ahead of a ceremony at the House of Commons on 17 April.
What is jackfruit?
The fruit that thinks it’s a meat is everywhere as a pulled pork substitute, but how else are chefs using it?
Who are London's pub property guardians?
Calling a Live-in Guardian to stay in an empty pub while the site is between tenants or it's longer term future is being determined offers property owners a large number of benefits .
Burger bar receives 'fake' one-star review for not giving woman free food
A burger and milkshake venue was given a one-star review on social media for not giving a woman, who the venue said had not visited them, free food.
In association with Diageo
What next for gin?
Gin’s renaissance during the past few years looks unlikely to plateau – and its success is coming from all categories, including mainstream, premium and super-premium variants