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Peter McVey

Changes are afoot at Mulberry St. The building has been purchased by the Randev brothers. Stuart Corvi has decided to sell the remainder of his lease. The pub will now be run by a company called Thistle and Stag. Stuart tells me that he will be staying on as manager and it has also been agreed that the existing staff will stay on. Real Ale will still be retained. The pub will now be supplied via Tennents,. Currently Bitter and Twisted and one beer from Fyne (Jarl, Hurricane Jack or Avalanche) are usually available. Hope this can continue. The overdue refurbishment of the premises will go ahead soon.

21-08-2018
Robbie

The Scotia Bar has re-opened after a slight re-furb and has brought back cask beer after a few years of not selling it. On Thursday Inveralmond Ossian, Belhaven Black and Scotia Writer’s Block (3.9%) were on offer. The latter is a Greene King beer which they supply to many pubs as a "house" ale. Quality and temperature were good and prices low for the city centre, although the staff struggled a bit pulling pints through a tight sparkler. Customers seemed to be drinking the ale too and enjoying the live folk music. I am not sure what Greene King’s strategy is with its Glasgow pubs as this development follows a recent re-furb of Cairns Bar which saw their real ale taken out!

06-07-2018

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