Drinks

The old man's spirit associated with one-legged sea captains is now captivating younger drinkers, says Sally-Jayne Wright

From traditional gins to spiced rum and tonics with a twist, Kayleigh Rattle explores the products you should be stocking

We're all familiar with coconut water by now, so what are the latest trending alternatives? Paul Ratner explains

The popularity of 'a cup of joe' is reaching new heights, and little wonder - the varieties on offer are enough to tempt any and all aficionados

There will be 13 per cent more independent UK coffee bars in five years' time, new research by American Express and GlobalData suggests

Social media, changing tastes and international trends all play a part in this evolving sector

Designated drivers can ditch the tomato juice says Sally-Jayne Wright. Living tea, herb-infused water, Cuba Libre and rose bubbly are just a few of the treats awaiting teetotalers

Fine food distributor Cotswold Fayre is launching a new heritage-inspired range of products under the brand Ministers of Taste, for retailers looking for traditional food gifts with a modern twist

After banning all single-use plastic water bottles from its stores two years ago, Selfridges has announced plans to remove all carbonated drinks sold in single-use plastic bottles as well

Scotland's first craft tequila company has officially launched, releasing what the company states is the world’s first solely aged Speyside whisky cask tequila to the market

Edward Gerard, buying manager of wines, spirits and cigars at Harrods, talks to us about what Italian wines are currently going down well at its food hall