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It’s a bittersweet irony that on the day we are back out delivering FYNITISER to a locked-down Island, the announcement of our nomination (thank-you whoever did this!) and selection as a finalist in the “Innovation & Technology” category of Extraordinary Islanders comes out!
Extraordinary Islanders is an awards evening that will celebrate the Manx community and all those who stepped up to make a positive difference during the last lockdown – we feel very humbled to be included in this illustrious and worthy list of individuals, businesses, charities, and community endeavors – many of whom are stepping up again to get us all through the next (hopefully) short circuit breaker!
Our pivot to Hand Sanitiser back in March 2020 came when it became apparent that the Island was about to run out. We donated the first 600 Litres to care homes, emergency services and our local food and drink community and then ended up producing over 12k litres to fill the local shortage gap until the traditional supply chain caught up.
Many continue to use our Fynitiser to this day due to its high strength and non-sticky liquid spray format making it suitable for use on a variety of surfaces including fabric.
Along with our amazing fellow finalists Eatout.im and CrowdShield.im we would be delighted if you would visit the Extraordinary Islanders website and discover more about how incredible our Island is….And while you’re there…. do feel free to give us and others a vote!
Stay Safe folks and thank you for supporting local!
Love
Team Fyn x
Pictured: Tiffany Kerruish, Co-Founder of The Fynoderee Distillery with Fynitiser
The Making of Autumn, a journey from land to bottle.
There are summers that seem to disappear in a flash, and this has definitely been one of them. Looking back, it feels like Team Fyn has barely stood still. We’ve travelled from one end of the Island to the other, been involved in weddings, community events and poured more drinks than we can count and we've loved every minute of it.
There’s a moment every year when you know TT has arrived. The roads change, bikes seem to appear everywhere, old friends return, new faces arrive and there’s that unmistakable buzz around the Island. We love it. But this year, even by TT standards, things felt a little different.