Climate change: rethinking your drinking
This month, world leaders are gathering in Glasgow for COP26 – a conference described by Sir David Attenborough as possibly […]
November 2021
EU drops trade tariffs on US bourbon but UK barriers remain
US whiskey producers have breathed a sigh of relief after the EU agreed to set aside harmful trade tariffs on
Innis & Gunn to build first new Edinburgh brewery in 150 years
Planning permission for Innis & Gunn’s brewery at Heriot-Watt University’s Research Park has officially been granted by The City of
European wine trade body postpones launch of new e-label platform
The Comité Européen des Entreprises Vins has postponed the launch of the new EU-wide e-label platform that was set to
Major wine heist in Spain: Restaurant owner issues plea to thieves
José Polo, co-owner and sommelier of the Michelin starred Atrio restaurant-hotel in Cáceres, Western Spain, has issued a plea to
Waitress says she was told to ‘sit ugly people at the back’ at LA restaurant
A waitress was told to sit “ugly people at the back” at a fancy LA restaurant has claimed that her
The jury’s out on just how ‘fair’ Sunak’s duty reforms will prove to be
The Chancellor’s planned reform of excise duties leaves inconsistencies and anomalies, despite his assertion that they will be based on
Label 5 unveils whisky-inspired street art installation
Blended Scotch brand Label 5 has teamed up with Upfest, organiser of Europe’s largest street art festival, for a graffiti-themed
VinLog on tackling global logistics challenges
The drinks business talks to Horst Mueller, global head of VinLog, the Beer, Wine & Spirits arm of Kuehne+Nagel, about
Penfolds G5 – first taste of the final multi-vintage Grange blend
Penfolds has unveiled G5, the amalgam of five separate vintages of Grange. It is the final chapter of its bold