Wet-led pubs ‘are no longer viable’ claims book author
Drink-focused venues are “not viable” and operators should expand their food offer, according to a professor and author.
Archives for June 28, 2018
What is the future of gin?
The gin bubble has been afloat for a while now and while some experts say it’s time to burst will come, others state that gin is here to stay.
Goose Island announces new UK brewmaster
Chicago brewery Goose Island has hired Andrew Walton as its new brewmaster in the UK.
In association with Hi-Spirits
How can we increase whisky sales?
Dark, moody and complex are three words few would deny succinctly describe the whisky category. However, though seemingly innocuous, such an ‘inoffensive’ handful of words is actually detrimental to whisky’s ability to step up its performance.
World Cup knockouts get under way
England might not be in footballing action over the weekend, but there are more than a few tasty World Cup knockout fixtures for pubgoers to sink their teeth into.
Woman chokes to death at Beefeater pub
Emergency services, including an air ambulance, were called to a Beefeater pub after they received reports of a woman choking earlier this week (26 June).
‘Pubs fear they may have to stop beer on draught’ due to CO2 crisis
Experts predict the gas shortage will soon end, although an industry source has warned that some pubs fear they “may have to stop serving beer on tap due to a lack of CO2”.
8 things pubs need to know to keep EU staff in the UK
Got staff from the EU? Want them to continue working for your pub after Brexit? Then follow these 8 steps to help your employees obtain new UK immigration status using the recently published Government settlement scheme.
Marston’s secures new five-year distribution deal with Founders Brewing Co
British brewery and pub operator Marston’s has announced it has secured a deal with American craft brewers Founders Brewing Co.