It transpires that it is part of a much larger chain, under the aegis of Wine Inns Limited; and it includes:
- Bar Twelve & Metro
- The Elk Bar
- Egg Bar
- M Club/V Bar
- Chelsea Wine Bar
- Parlour Bar
- Four Winds
- Belfast Empire
- Robinsons Bars
- Cutters Bar & Grill
- Wine & Company
These include Wine Inns, which owns the Winemark chain of off-licences and the Regency Hotel; James E McCabe and City of Belfast warehousing.
James E McCabe is one of the longest established and best known wine companies in Northern Ireland and is the parent company of Property Management Services, a business which has interests in retailing through service stations.
Wine Inns also has an extensive portfolio of some of Belfast’s best known bars and clubs.
2 comments :
Ahhh, Robinsons! A place where I wasted many an afternoon, some when I should have been at school. That was the beauty of the CCB school uniform (black jacket, black tie, white shirt, no badge on anyting), you could easily pass for a thirsty teenage mourner en route to or from a funeral. Or at least that's how I reckoned it appeared. More likely, the barmen just thought "Here's some more underage drinkers from that school over near Stormont" Pint of Smithwicks please!
Cheers,
J
Yes, the CCB outfit was non-descript in comparison with the scarlet of Brackenber; and stripes of Cabin Hill.
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