Drinks business owner left feeling bitter after 10-week exporting delay as a result of Brexit and Covid-19 Brexit and the coronavirus pandemic have proved to be a recipe for disaster for a gin and botanical bitters firm experiencing a 10-week delay. By Julia Bryce January 19, 2021, 12:01 pm Updated: January 19, 2021, 2:33 pm [[intro]] [[title]] [[text]] [[button_text]] [[outro]] Tags Aberdeen brexit Coronavirus gin House of Botanicals Scotland Scottish gin Scottish produce More from the Press and Journal Food and Drink team Food and Drink Sweet treats: Dig into Paul Hollywood’s crispy chouxnuts with a lemon filling July 3, 2022 Food and Drink A PhD in butteries! An American puts rowies under the cultural microscope July 3, 2022 Premium Content Food and Drink Gallery: The National Whisky Festival of Scotland arrives in Inverness at Eden Court July 2, 20220 Premium Content More from the Press and Journal Elgin Highland Games cancelled due to lack of volunteers Elgin-born Trainspotting actor announces split from wife REVEALED: Why summer signing Ylber Ramadani never made it to Spain with Aberdeen Police eager to trace missing 16-year-old boy from Peterhead Two-Minute Masterpiece: Learn more about samurai armour in Aberdeen Cove Rangers: Jim McIntyre pleased with intensity in pre-season rout of Gala Fairydean
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