Great-grandson of cordial founder dreams of buying back Cottee's

By Carolyn Webb
Updated May 29 2016 - 10:23am, first published 12:15am
Harold Warnock Cottee, who turned Cottee's cordial into a household name.
Harold Warnock Cottee, who turned Cottee's cordial into a household name.
Family photograph of Spencer and Eliza Cottee with their 11 children including Harold Warnock Cottee (first row, second from right). From the book <i>Cottee's: A Family Favourite, Celebrating 75 Years</I>.
Family photograph of Spencer and Eliza Cottee with their 11 children including Harold Warnock Cottee (first row, second from right). From the book <i>Cottee's: A Family Favourite, Celebrating 75 Years</I>.
Cottee's has been in business for almost 100 years.
Cottee's has been in business for almost 100 years.
Family photograph, c.1880s, of Spencer and Eliza Cottee with their 11 children including Harold Warnock Cottee (first row, second from right). From the book <i>Cottee's: A Family Favourite, Celebrating 75 Years</I>.
Family photograph, c.1880s, of Spencer and Eliza Cottee with their 11 children including Harold Warnock Cottee (first row, second from right). From the book <i>Cottee's: A Family Favourite, Celebrating 75 Years</I>.
Morgan Cottee is keen to buy back the family business once his own enterprise, Blendco, is as successful as it can be. Photo: Justin McManus
Morgan Cottee is keen to buy back the family business once his own enterprise, Blendco, is as successful as it can be. Photo: Justin McManus

The great-grandson of the founder of Cottee's cordial says one day he would like to buy back the brand.

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