Andrew Wilson has taken the wrong lessons from the EU referendum
IT’S difficult to know where to begin with Andrew Wilson’s latest piece (Next Scottish white paper will learn from 2014 – and Brexit failures, February 14).
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How a Scots firm is changing the convenience drinks industry
John Robertson set up Drinkly in 2016, a technology platform that allows customers to buy beer, wines and spirits online and have them delivered to their doors in one hour. Robertson wants the business to be in 30 locations in the next five years.
Article 50 must now be revoked – but May is too much of a coward
I AM reminded of the 1979 referendum. We actually won that one, but jukery pokery by the Labour Party, using a nonsense 40% rule, meant it failed. The SNP put down a motion of no confidence; Prime Minister James Callaghan lost it, and resigned,…
Still Game: Ford Kiernan and Greg Hemphill say farewell to the hit BBC Scotland comedy
IT'S last orders at The Clansman as the hit BBC Scotland comedy Still Game returns for a final series. Stepping on to the set in Dumbarton last August, the mood is an infectious mix of melancholy, mischief and the bubbling excitement of kids soon to…
Court rules against German firm's use of 'Glen' in name of whisky
THE distillers and consumers of Glenfiddich, The Glenlivet, Glenmorangie and all the other Scotch whiskies that have glen in their names can all sleep easier tonight after a German court ruled that “Glen” cannot be used as a whisky name by…
Scotch whisky sector celebrates record-breaking year amid Brexit uncertainty
SCOTCH whisky saw growth in value and volume across the globe last year, according to official figures from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC).
UK's rare whisky market enjoys record-breaking year
SCOTCH is proving to be liquid gold as the UK’s rare whisky auction market has exceeded sales of more than 100,000 bottles in a single year for the first time.
Scots firm that grows mushrooms from coffee and whisky waste seeks investment
A SCOTTISH company that grows mushrooms using coffee grounds and whisky grains is launching a crowdfunding campaign to help it scale up production.
Former House of Frasers set for transformation under whisky firm's proposals
DRINKS giant Diageo has lodged plans for a seven-storey whisky visitor centre in the former Frasers department store at the west end of Edinburgh’s Princes Street.
Andy Gemmell's pub of the week: The Ballygrant Inn
This award winning inn sits in the village Ballygrant, the oldest established village on Islay...
