England cricket stars open second pub
Cricketers Stuart Broad and Harry Gurney have opened their second pub, in Nottinghamshire.
Archives for October 2, 2018
Spirits Summit
Vodka still has a lot of work to do to keep drinkers engaged
Vodka needs to ensure it sets itself apart from gin in order to ensure consumers are interested, delegates at The Morning Advertiser’s Spirits Summit (2 October) heard.
Revolution Bars Group suffers £3.6m loss
Revolution Bars has blamed periods of extreme weather and England’s unexpected football success for a £3.6m loss in its full-year results.
Spirits Summit
The thing about pink gin
Independent spirits writer, consultant and gin specialist David T Smith discusses where pink gin came from, where it is now, and where it's going, at the Spirits Summit (2 October) today.
Spirits Summit
Operators need to concentrate more on teetotal consumers
Pubs and bars were told more needed to be done to pull in punters who don’t drink alcohol at The Morning Advertiser’s Spirits Summit today (2 October).
Spirits Summit
Whisky drinkers’ image needs to change to help drive category
The old-school traditional image of a whisky drinker being an older gentleman with a pipe, sipping on the spirit next to a fire must drastically change in order to boost whisky sales, according to two spirits companies.
Priority on high-skilled migration a ‘danger’ to sector
Pubs are at risk of a shortage of workers should the Government push ahead with a proposal to prioritise high-skilled migrants, trade body UKHospitality (UKH) has warned.
£225,000 transformation for Nottingham Irish bar
Star Pubs & Bars is investing £225,000 into the transformation of an Irish bar in Nottingham.
Spirits Summit
How are visits to the on-trade changing?
Kantar World Panel consumer insight director Tom Mallett discussed ways in which the on-trade can compete with the £13.29bn off-trade at The Morning Advertiser’s Spirit Summit at The Yard in Shoreditch, London.
Apprenticeship levy reform welcomed by industry
Reforms for the heavily criticised apprenticeship levy have been outlined by the Government.
Spirits Summit
Gin is showing no signs of slowing
The spirit on everyone’s lips at the moment, gin will continue its growth in the on-trade, according to data experts.