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01 The Archive Menu
02 Cover (July-Aug 20)
03 Introduction (July-Aug 20)
04 The Future for Cafes (July-Aug 20)
05 Operating Your Cafe Safely (July-Aug 20)
06 Coffee Menu Reset (July-Aug 20)
07 Summer To Go (July-Aug 20)
08 Health & Wellbeing (July-Aug 20)
09 Ethical Consumerism (July-Aug 20)
10 Marketing (July-Aug 20)
11 And Finally (July-Aug 20)
12 Get in touch (July-Aug 20)
13 Home (Sept-Oct 20)
14 Introduction (Sept-Oct 20)
15 Attracting customers in a socially distanced world (Sept-Oct 20)
16 How to make safe but sustainable cup choices (Sept-Oct 20)
17 Brazil: A Tale of Two Worlds (Sept-Oct 20)
18 How much does your water quality affect your hot drinks? (Sept-Oct 20)
19 Tea in a Global Pandemic (Sept-Oct 20)
20 Customer Q&A: Coffee at the Wilsons, Blanefield (Sept-Oct 20)
21 Autumn Drinks Recipes (Sept-Oct 20)
22 Get in touch (Sept-Oct 20)
23 HOME (Nov-Dec 20)
24 WELCOME ON BOARD LA MARZOCCO (Nov-Dec 20)
25 BARING FRUIT: THE UNDRESSING OF A COFFEE CHERRY (Nov-Dec 20)
26 RWRD: BUILDING DIGITAL LOYALTY (Nov-Dec 20)
27 TRENDS IN FOOD & BEVERAGE (Nov-Dec 20)
28 WINTER DRINKS HOW-TO-VIDEOS (Nov-Dec 20)
29 XMAS PACKAGING INSPIRATION (Nov-Dec 20)
30 CUSTOMER Q&A (Nov-Dec 20)
31 Get in touch (Nov-Dec 20)
32 HOME (Jan-Feb 21)
33 WELCOME (Jan-Feb 21)
34 DRINKS MENU INSIGHTS 2021 (Jan-Feb 21)
35 CUSTOMER SPOTLIGHT: KAYA (Jan-Feb 21)
36 SUPPLIER Q&A KEEPCUP (Jan-Feb 21)
37 THE SMELL OF SUCCESS (Jan-Feb 21)
38 TAKEAWAY TOP TIPS (Jan-Feb 21)
39 DIARY DATES 2021 (Jan-Feb 21)
40 GET IN TOUCH (Jan-Feb 21)
41 HOME (Mar-Apr 21)
42 WELCOME (Mar-Apr 21)
43 INDUSTRY INSIGHTS 2021 (Mar-Apr 21)
44 Menu Board & POS Trends (Mar-Apr 21)
45 E-LEARNING (Mar-Apr 21)
46 SENSORY SESSIONS (Mar-Apr 21)
47 FAIRTRADE (Mar-Apr 21)
48 ISLANDS CHOCOLATE (Mar-Apr 21)
49 GREEN COFFEE (Mar-Apr 21)
50 GET IN TOUCH (Mar-Apr 21)
51 HOME (May-June 21)
52 WELCOME (May-June 21)
53 VOYEURISM OF THE NEW (May-June 21)
54 SIX SUMMER DRINKS (May-June 21)
55 SPOTLIGHT ON COLD BREW (May-June 21)
56 ABSOLUTE ROASTERS (May-June 21)
57 ART OF AWESOME (May-June 21)
58 SOCIAL MEDIA ANALYTICS (May-June 21)
59 SUSTAINABILITY (May-June 21)
60 GET IN TOUCH (May-June 21)
61 HOME (Oct 21)
62 WELCOME (Oct 21)
63 AWARD (Oct 21)
64 SMILE (Oct 21)
65 RECIPES (Oct 21)
66 CONTAINER CAFES (Oct 21)
67 SOCIAL MEDIA CONTENT TIPS (Oct 21)
68 MENU BUILDER (Oct 21)
69 GET IN TOUCH (Oct 21)
70 HOME (Jan-Feb 22)
71 WELCOME (Jan-Feb 22)
72 AWARD WINNERS (Jan-Feb 22)
73 VEGANUARY (Jan-Feb 22)
74 TOP 5 THIS SEASON (Jan-Feb 22)
75 SOCIAL MEDIA PLANNING (Jan-Feb 22)
76 COP26 (Jan-Feb 22)
77 GET IN TOUCH (Jan-Feb 22)
78 COVER (Mar-Apr 22)
79 WELCOME (Mar-Apr 22)
80 RAINFOREST (Mar-Apr 22)
81 ALLEGRA ROUND UP (Mar-Apr 22)
82 FT FORTNIGHT (Mar-Apr 22)
83 SOUND OF FLAVOUR (Mar-Apr 22)
84 WEBSITE TIPS (Mar-Apr 22)
85 CALORIES (Mar-Apr 22)
86 GET IN TOUCH (Mar-Apr 22)
87 HOME (May-June 22)
88 WELCOME (May-June 22)
89 TEA GARDENS (May-June 22)
90 CUSTOMERS IN UNUSUAL PLACES (May-June 22)
91 ROASTERY FUN FACTS (May-June 22)
92 5 DESIGN TRENDS (May-June 22)
93 DEFINING ARTISANAL (May-June 22)
94 GET IN TOUCH (May-June 22)
95 HOME (Sept-Oct 22)
96 WELCOME (Sept-Oct 22)
97 JOHN MUIR AWARD (Sept-Oct 22)
98 CAFES AND THE COST OF LIVING (Sept-Oct 22)
99 ANNUAL PRODUCER SURVEY (Sept-Oct 22)
100 THE COFFEE FUELING THE NHS (Sept-Oct 22)
101 RECYCLING WEEK (Sept-Oct 22)
102 GOING AGAINST THE DESIGN GRAIN (Sept-Oct 22)
103 GET IN TOUCH (Sept-Oct 22)
104 HOME (sustainability nov dec 22)
105 WELCOME
106 NET ZERO
107 SOL Y CAFE
108 25 YEARS OF FAIRTRADE (copy)
109 LET DESIGN LEAF THE PAGE (copy)

Welcome

HERE COMES THE SUN!

(AND THE LIGHT AT THE END OF THE COVID TUNNEL)

WELCOMING A SEASON OF GREAT ANTICIPATION

Colin Morrison, Group Director of Marketing & Innovation

After a year of lockdowns, endless uncertainty, and a long, isolated winter, the anticipation of summer (for both operator and consumer) has never been greater. With COVID cases declining, vaccinations rolling out, cafes opening their doors and social restrictions easing, we equate the impending season with everything we have missed this last year.

Consumers that have spent 14 months being thrifty are now ready to empty their pockets. To reward themselves in simple indulgencies, once taken for granted: a picnic in the park, a coffee in a cafe, a long lunch at a restaurant, a drink down the pub, or a luxury staycation. Every sip, every bite, every conversation and experience will be anticipated and savoured, with a commitment never to forget how important these small things are.

Now is the time for hospitality to harness this desire to spend and be indulged. To step up and make people feel special, rewarded and deserving. To help create memories and harness the joy and delight so many are feeling. If ever there was a time to stand out from the competition, this is it. If you are clear on your USPs and play to your strengths you will shine.

In this month's edition, we have compiled all the insight and inspiration we think you'll need to come out on top this summer: from helpful tips on the 'Art of being Awesome' to summer recipe ideas and cold brew inspiration. We are particularly pleased to share a local coffee shop success story, Absolute Roasters, who are changing the shape of the cold brew market in Scotland and will undoubtedly serve as inspiration to many.

However you go forward from here, we wish each and every one of our industry friends and customers a secure, prosperous and enjoyable summer season. We all deserve it after all!

Colin Morrison

Marketing & Innovation Director


Colin has worked within the coffee industry for 14 years. He began working with the Matthew Algie team at the start of 2020 and has a true passion to create new brands, products and business models to support customers. He has been keen to not let covid slow any progress for our Matthew Algie brand.

Most recently he has completed a Digital leadership qualification and sees brand and customer experience as one. Understanding the digital impact has and can help shape and grow coffee businesses.

He is excited by change and adopts an approach of ‘let’s make it happen and analyse after’.”