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Ordering a glass of house wine in the local used to result in receiving a drink that tasted more like sulphuric acid than Syrah. Thankfully for customers’ stomach linings, those days are over. Source:Grape expectations: how wine is evolving in the pub sector The owner of Banwell House, and former Greene King regional manager, has acquired a second pub from an ex-employer. In the space of five years the Botanist has gone from being the latest spark of invention from the Living Ventures stable to an established brand with national coverage, and some extremely punchy growth plans. Source:Publican Awards Winners: Best Pub Brand / Concept sponsered by Asahi – The Botanist Anheuser-Busch InBev raised expectations for cutting costs in its deal for SABMiller, but it is getting harder to squeeze out more…. JD Wetherspoon (JDW) chairman Tim Martin will hack 7.5% off all food and drink prices for one day across his 900+ pub estate later this year to demonstrate the effect a VAT cut could have on the hospitality industry. Source:JD Wetherspoon to slash 7.5% off food and drink at 900+ pubs New World Trading Company (NWTC) completed its buyout from Living Ventures in June last year. The business has already grown from 14 sites and revenues of £30m through to 16 sites and sales of £40m. Source:Publican Awards Winners: Best Operations Team, sponsored by Farm Frites – New World Trading Company Winners of this year’s Publican Awards have spoken to The Morning Advertiser about how important these awards are to them and their company, featuring a video message from David Beckham. Publican Awards Winners: Business Leader of the Year sponsored by Poppleston Allen – Peter Borg-NealAn intense focus on quality shines through in the career of Peter Borg-Neal, the founder and chief executive of Oakman Inns. Source:Publican Awards Winners: Business Leader of the Year sponsored by Poppleston Allen – Peter Borg-Neal The New World Trading Company (NWTC) swept the board across six categories to dominate the prestigious Publican Awards. It has been another fast-paced 12 months for the dynamic New World Trading Company (NWTC), which saw the former Living Ventures-backed group acquired by Graphite Capital, open five new bars and record an excellent year-on-year profit increase of 63%. |
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