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Hand Crafted Distillery Signage

Hand Crafted Distillery Signage

 

Hand crafted distillery signage is now going up at The Fynoderee Distillery's new premises in Ramsey

We're almost ready to open our doors to the public, and so this is one of two signs that Sneaky Weasel is creating for us at The Fynoderee Distillery's new premises in Ramsey. This particular one is in the Fyn-Yard outside our back-door ( a real sun trap even on a cold Autumnal day).

After a successful* morning in licensing court today we can confirm that our pop-up Distillery Shop will be opening on Saturday 24th October and our pop-up Warehouse Bar will be serving Fyn & Tonics and Fyn Cocktails from November 5th onwards! *subject to final site visits next Friday 

Delay after delay has caused us to put our main front-end visitor reception and bar area on Parsonage Road on hold until next year, but to not miss out on the festive period we are launching a pop-up version of our bar in what will become our barrel aging room and our main distillery warehouse - it's going to be quirky....but we hope you'll love it! More details to come shortly!

Happy Fyn Friday!

Pictured: Superb craftsmanship from the amazing, steady handed Charlie Hunt - AKA Sneaky Weasel

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