Ringtons wins contract with Newcastle casino
North East tea firm Ringtons has brewed up success to secure a contract with a leading casino.
The food services division, Ringtons Beverages has been appointed to supply tea and espresso beans to Aspers Casino in Newcastle.
The family-run company has also installed a hot beverage machines at the casino as well as supplying a range of cappuccino and hot-chocolate toppings.
A La Cimbali espresso machine has been installed in Freya’s Restaurant and four Coffetek Bean to Cup machines that have been fitted in Aspers Sports Bar, Aspers Slots and the valet kitchen.
John Broad, Barista and Training Development Manager at Ringtons Beverages, added: “Aspers at The Gate is dedicated to providing its clients with an outstanding gaming experience and we are delighted that our products are part of this superb offering.
“We currently supply a range of customers working across the UK leisure industry and it is great to welcome Aspers to our portfolio of clients.”
Visitors to Aspers at The Gate are served Ringtons’ premium tea and coffee products throughout the casino, including on the gaming floor where they are available as part of Aspers complimentary beverage offering.
Filip Hotra, Head of Hospitality at Aspers Casino, said: “The Ringtons Beverages team boasts a wealth of experience of working within the leisure and gaming industry.
“Having worked alongside casinos previously the team was able to demonstrate a strong understanding of our requirements and have been able to provide us with a first-class package of tea and coffee products and a range of hot beverage machines that have met our needs perfectly.”
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