Cookie Policy
Which cookies the Enola site uses, which ones need your consent, and how to change it.
- We use very few cookies — and the strictly necessary ones don't track you.
- No analytics tool is running right now.
- The Google map won't load at all without your consent.
- You can change your mind by clearing the site's data from your browser.
Here we explain what cookies are, which ones the Enola Bar Club site uses, and how you can change your mind whenever you like.
1. What cookies are
Small files stored on your device when you visit a website. They let the site remember your choices or measure how it is being used.
2. What we use
Strictly necessary. The site can't work without them. This includes your own answer to the cookie banner — we keep it locally on your device so we don't have to ask you again on every page. These don't require consent.
Analytics. The category appears in the banner, but no analytics tool is running on the site right now. If that changes, it will only be switched on once you've accepted it, and this page will be updated.
Third-party / marketing. The Google map is the only third-party element. It doesn't load at all unless you accept it: in its place you'll see a box that explains what will happen and asks you first. Once it loads, Google may set its own cookies.
3. Embedded content
Pages with a map only contact Google after you give your consent or click “Load map”. You can also choose “Always load” so you're not asked again — that choice stays on your device and is reset if you clear your browsing data.
4. How to change your consent
Clear the site's data in your browser and the banner will appear again with all the options. You can also set your browser to block or delete cookies — in which case some parts of the site may not work as they should.
5. Changes
If we add a new cookie or a new third-party service, we'll update this page before it goes live.