11 of the most expensive whiskies you can try in Edinburgh bars Crystal Chesters May 30, 2019 Drink, General From peaty expressions, to sweet, sherry cask-aged drams and vintage malts, many of Edinburgh's bars have an extensive collection of whisky. Here's our pick of the most expensive whiskies you can find and...
60% Cold Town House, Edinburgh, restaurant review Gaby Soutar April 5, 2019 Food, Restaurant Review There have been many strange hangover cures. In the first century AD, physician Pliny the Elder suggested eating two raw owl eggs in wine. During the Middle Ages, it was uncooked eel, with the theory that...
8 of the best Edinburgh pubs and bars for watching the Six Nations Alex Watson February 5, 2019 Drink Whether you've missed out on tickets, or you just prefer to watch in comfort, here are eight of the best bars in Edinburgh where you can see the Six Nations live. Teuchters (26 William Street, EH3...
Campaign to find Britain’s Best Rugby Pub returns Sean Murphy February 5, 2019 Drink, In the News With top rugby matches including the televised Melrose Sevens games and the Six Nations, set to be enjoyed in bars and pubs up and down the country over the next few months, rugby fans are being asked by the...
10 of the best Aberdeen pubs showing the Six Nations Group Reporter January 30, 2019 Drink Here are the best places to tuck in, drink up and cheer on your team, surrounded by fellow supporters, according to Claire Schofield. Old School House (Little Belmont Street, AB10 1JG) Picture:...
Wetherspoon’s staff demand Tim Martin removes pro-Brexit ‘propaganda’ from their pubs Sean Murphy January 29, 2019 Drink, In the News A campaign group, Spoons Against Brexit, claims Mr Martin is “exploiting his position” by forcing staff to distribute beer mats, leaflets, magazines and menus that advocate his “dangerous” political...
Pro-Brexit Wetherspoon mag delivered to homes across UK causes backlash online Sean Murphy January 24, 2019 Drink, In the News Many Scots found the 48-page mag, which is filled with pro-Brexit articles, on their doorsteps this week. Mixed in with articles on gin, beer and pizza were pieces describing a deal with the EU as a "trap",...
Brexit already having an impact on Scotland’s hospitality industry, says survey Sean Murphy January 23, 2019 Drink, In the News The Scottish Licensed Trade Association (SLTA) market review surveyed 500 outlets and found 17 per cent reported issues caused by Brexit, such as less bookings or loss of staff. One in four expect to lose...
Tryanuary returns to Edinburgh with six specially made beers supporting local pubs and brewers Sean Murphy January 8, 2019 Craft Beer, Drink, In the News Launched in reaction to Dry January – the challenge which sees people give up drink for the first month of the year – an alternative annual event dubbed Tryanuary is calling on beer fans to go out and...
A Scottish bartender’s rules for once-a-year drinkers this Christmas Sean Murphy December 14, 2018 Christmas, Drink Over to Frank... Hello and welcome to Frank Murphy's best practice for bar-goers this festive period. Those who take the black and man the pubs and bars are heroes but only human. Our reserves of...
