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Bagels & Beans declares \u2018Code Purple\u2019<\/strong><\/a><\/h3>\nAfter weather codes yellow, orange and red, there’s one more colour to watch this summer. Today, Bagels & Beans<\/a> officially declares Code Purple. Not a warning for extreme weather, but for something far more light-hearted. The forecast? A heightened chance of purple moustaches, curious looks and a serious dose of FOMO.<\/p>\nAt the centre of it all is FOMO: an iced matcha made with coconut drink, topped with a striking layer of purple ube cold foam. The summer special has already become a striking sight on terraces and social media. For Bagels & Beans, that’s reason enough to take it further in July with Code Purple. More details on their website, link in the title. It\u2019s the summer Europe is embracing Ube<\/a>!<\/p>\n![\"Code](\"https:\/\/www.horecatrends.com\/wordpress\/wp-content\/uploads\/\/Code-Paars-Purple-at-Bagels-Beans-2-300x182.jpg\")
Code Paars (Purple) at Bagels & Beans<\/p><\/div>\n
Homeland Puur Pils | Amsterdam gets its lager back<\/strong><\/a><\/h3>\nAfter ten years of brewing award-winning craft beers, Amsterdam’s Brouwerij Homeland<\/a> is taking a bold step: brewing its own lager, Homeland Puur Pils. For the first time in decades, Amsterdam has a lager that doesn’t come from a factory, but from an independent brewery with roots in the city. A refreshing and highly drinkable lager made with pure ingredients and a clean taste you simply can’t get enough of. Head brewer Wietse Postma and his team spent nearly two years developing the recipe. The result is a precisely brewed lager of 4.9% alcohol with a crisp flavour and a characterful drinkability.<\/p>\nFrom 1 to 5 July, the launch was officially celebrated at Homelanding<\/a>, the annual festival of Brouwerij Homeland and Cantina Mobil\u00e9 at the Marineterrein. Homeland Puur Pils is available on tap at various caf\u00e9s, restaurants and hospitality venues in and around Amsterdam since June. Check out the Homeland website, link in the title.<\/p>\nPick up your pizza by kayak at the ‘Paddle In’ at Otomat in Ghent<\/strong><\/a><\/h3>\nLast week we featured the ‘float through’ at ice cream parlour and chocolatier Madaq in Leiden<\/a> \u2014 this week we received a press release about Otomat<\/a> Ghent, where you can pull up and collect your order directly from the water. All you need to do is place your order via the website and give them a call when you arrive, after which a staff member will come to the waterside door to bring you your order. Ghent’s canals are perfect for kayaking, hence the name ‘Otomat Paddle In’. Check out their website, link in the title.<\/p>\nLounges is to open its first international site in Essen, Germany, this October<\/strong><\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0The Lounges<\/a> chain with 250+ venues in the UK, will open its first location overseas in Essen, Germany. \u00a0The venue will operate under new brand Southville as a nod to the casual dining chain\u2019s original Lounge<\/a>, which opened in a former opticians in Bristol\u2019s Southville in 2002.\u00a0 The overseas expansion plans follows nearly 18 months after the business was sold to US investment firm Fortress. More details in the article on The Caterer, link in the title. They recently also launched a passport \u2013 to collect stickers from all over the UK and in Germany in the near future, check out the reel below!<\/p>\n\n\n <\/p>\n
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At the centre of it all is FOMO: an iced matcha made with coconut drink, topped with a striking layer of purple ube cold foam. The summer special has already become a striking sight on terraces and social media. For Bagels & Beans, that’s reason enough to take it further in July with Code Purple. More details on their website, link in the title. It\u2019s the summer Europe is embracing Ube<\/a>!<\/p>\n Code Paars (Purple) at Bagels & Beans<\/p><\/div>\n After ten years of brewing award-winning craft beers, Amsterdam’s Brouwerij Homeland<\/a> is taking a bold step: brewing its own lager, Homeland Puur Pils. For the first time in decades, Amsterdam has a lager that doesn’t come from a factory, but from an independent brewery with roots in the city. A refreshing and highly drinkable lager made with pure ingredients and a clean taste you simply can’t get enough of. Head brewer Wietse Postma and his team spent nearly two years developing the recipe. The result is a precisely brewed lager of 4.9% alcohol with a crisp flavour and a characterful drinkability.<\/p>\n From 1 to 5 July, the launch was officially celebrated at Homelanding<\/a>, the annual festival of Brouwerij Homeland and Cantina Mobil\u00e9 at the Marineterrein. Homeland Puur Pils is available on tap at various caf\u00e9s, restaurants and hospitality venues in and around Amsterdam since June. Check out the Homeland website, link in the title.<\/p>\n Last week we featured the ‘float through’ at ice cream parlour and chocolatier Madaq in Leiden<\/a> \u2014 this week we received a press release about Otomat<\/a> Ghent, where you can pull up and collect your order directly from the water. All you need to do is place your order via the website and give them a call when you arrive, after which a staff member will come to the waterside door to bring you your order. Ghent’s canals are perfect for kayaking, hence the name ‘Otomat Paddle In’. Check out their website, link in the title.<\/p>\n \u00a0The Lounges<\/a> chain with 250+ venues in the UK, will open its first location overseas in Essen, Germany. \u00a0The venue will operate under new brand Southville as a nod to the casual dining chain\u2019s original Lounge<\/a>, which opened in a former opticians in Bristol\u2019s Southville in 2002.\u00a0 The overseas expansion plans follows nearly 18 months after the business was sold to US investment firm Fortress. More details in the article on The Caterer, link in the title. They recently also launched a passport \u2013 to collect stickers from all over the UK and in Germany in the near future, check out the reel below!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n A post shared by The Lounges (@thelounges)<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/blockquote>\nHomeland Puur Pils | Amsterdam gets its lager back<\/strong><\/a><\/h3>\n
Pick up your pizza by kayak at the ‘Paddle In’ at Otomat in Ghent<\/strong><\/a><\/h3>\n
Lounges is to open its first international site in Essen, Germany, this October<\/strong><\/a><\/h3>\n
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