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BREW TIME







         Take time out to get in the know at what is happening
         in the hot beverages market





              Yorkshire Tea adds to speciality
              range with ‘irresistible’
              Caramelised Biscuit Brew

                          Caramelised Biscuit Brew (rsp: £2.29/40 bags) has
                         rolled into Morrisons stores and is also available on
                         Amazon in a 160-bag pack format (rsp: £9.20).
                          Caramelised Biscuit Brew (rsp: £2.29/40 bags) has
                         rolled into Morrisons stores and is also available on
          Amazon in a 160-bag pack format (rsp: £9.20).
          Made from 100% Rainforest Alliance certified tea blended with natural
         flavouring, the brew was “an irresistible biscuit twist” on Yorkshire Tea’s
         classic brew, the brand said.
          It has joined Malty Biscuit Brew and Toast & Jam Brew in the Proper Breaks
         range, which launched in 2018 and 2020 respectively.
          You can read the full article here.



                                                                    Even more expensive coffee prices
              Landmark project takes Caber                          are brewing, but there are some
              Coffee to Balmoral Castle                             good reasons why

                          Coffee from a renowned family-run supplier is to be   What’s going on in the coffee industry? Roasters and cafe
                         enjoyed at the Highland home of the Royal Family,  operators are faced with rising costs that, when passed
                         thanks to a landmark project for an Aberdeen-based  onto consumers, threaten to bring to a shuddering halt
                         company.                                   almost 30 years of continuous, at times dizzying growth.
                          Caber Coffee has proudly announced that its   In the last few weeks Giuseppe Lavazza, head of the
                         products will feature on the menu of the newly  eponymous family-led Italian mega-roaster, has suggested
                         refurbished restaurant at Balmoral Castle on Royal  that the price for his products in the UK might have to rise
         Deeside which launched on July 1st.                        by 20%-25% over the coming year, in addition to the 15%
          The news represents the culmination of nine months of work by the Caber  hike that consumers have already experienced during the
         Coffee team to develop a bespoke package of equipment and products.  previous 12 months.
         This includes the creation of an exclusive single origin, organic, Fairtrade,   Coffee chains are pursuing store closure programmes to
         and Rainforest Alliance Certified coffee which will be available to enjoy in  the point that the number of branded outlets fell last year,
         the restaurant and to take home in Balmoral Castle retail packs from the  while Club Pret – the subscription service offering up to five
         gift shop.                                                 free barista-made drinks daily for a £30 monthly fee – is
          Additionally, Sanremo coffee machines have been embroidered by expert  being withdrawn in favour of one that offers five half price
         Italian craftsmen and highlighted with the Balmoral Castle logo to make  drinks for £10.
         them unique to the iconic setting.
          Commenting on the news, Caber Coffee Managing Director Findlay Leask   The price of a medium latte has risen by over 30% since
         said: “We are supremely proud to be the supplier of coffee and equipment  2021 bringing the once-unthinkable £5 flat white ever
                                                                    closer. Indeed Lavazza’s flagship London store already
         to the new restaurant at Balmoral Castle. It reflects on the reputation for  charges £5.50.
         quality and customer service that we’ve developed over the last 35 years.”                                 JULY/AUGUST. 2024 | ISSUE 37
          “From the beginning, it was clear that we needed to create something   To read the full article click here.
         profoundly different and befitting of this world-class venue which is known
         to millions of people and visited by thousands.”
         You can read more on the Caber Coffee website.








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