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  • A wine-lover’s guide to Sober October

    October 3, 2023

    I  fully support those doing Sober October, though I’ll be cheering from the side-lines with a glass of champagne in hand. It can be a worthwhile if rather grim undertaking, so here are my top tips for dealing with tee-totalism with style, flair and, most of all, flavour. Gone are the days of lacklustre lemonade [...]

  • Burger King still operating in Russia despite vow to quit 18 months ago

    October 3, 2023

    Burger King is still operating in Russia despite a promise from its owner that it would cease operations in the country more than a year ago.  Restaurants Brand International (RBI) – which owns 15 per cent of the fast food chains franchise business in Russia- told the BBC it had “no new updates to share [...]

  • Archer Daniels Midland broker fined £6.5m for lax anti-money laundering controls

    October 2, 2023

    The brokerage arm of US food processing giant Archer Daniels Midland (ADM) has been fined nearly £6.5m for “inadequate” anti-money laundering controls. The watchdog said that the nature of the ADM Investor Services International‘s business and client base presented potentially high levels of risk because of its business model, geographical location of customers, and high-risk [...]

  • The end of the nightclub? Shocking report shows they’ve almost halved in past decade

    September 29, 2023

    The number of nightclubs has almost halved in the past decade – including a 30 per cent fall since the start of the pandemic, a new study suggests. The impact of Covid, coupled with changing consumer habits have led to a sharp drop in the popularity of Britain’s nightclubs, according to a report. Research company [...]

  • Scotch for kids: Bid in the distillers’ charity auction

    September 26, 2023

    The concept is simple: whisky producers donate bottles or casks, which are auctioned as a charity fundraiser. The good part is that these whiskies are truly unique and will never again be available from the producers once the auction closes. The first Distillers’ One of One auction took place in December 2021, and raised more [...]

  • Own your own slice of liquid Scottish history thanks to this amazing whisky collection

    September 25, 2023

    “This ongoing collection basically gives people the opportunity to build their own liquid library,” says Ewan Gunn, global brand ambassador for Diageo Scotch whisky. “We view these as almost an archive of some of the pivotal moments in Scotch history. When you look at some of the whiskies that form parts of Prima & Ultima, [...]

  • The best Irish pubs in London: Drink Guinness to help out

    September 20, 2023

    Everyone knows the pub industry is in dire straits, with 25 closing every week since the pandemic. The latest to close its doors, at least temporarily, is the legendary McGlynn’s in King’s Cross.  Following the death of its landlord the pub hasn’t opened since earlier this month, a situation described as “alarming” by night czar [...]

  • Last orders? Number of pubs shutting for good jumps 50 per cent

    September 18, 2023

    The number of pubs being demolished or converted for other uses across England and Wales surged by 50 per cent over the latest quarter, according to new figures. Official Government statistics have revealed that 230 pubs disappeared for good in the three months to June 30 as the impact of soaring costs and pressure on [...]

  • 1 Lombard Street and Coq d’Argent turn 25: How two restaurants changed the City

    September 13, 2023

    A quarter of a century ago, the City was a very different place. Back then men in suits – and they were still mostly men – would commute in early, spend a few hours at their desk before taking a long, usually boozy lunch. After work, they would either decant to the West End or [...]

  • Costa Coffee recalls sandwiches and wraps over fears they contain *stones*

    September 8, 2023

    Costa Coffee is recalling a number of sandwiches and wraps from its shops over fears they could contain stones. The coffee shop chain warned customers over four of its lunch products in a Food Standards Agency announcement. The agency said that the items were being pulled from stores “because they may contain small stones”. It [...]

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