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Tasting Bar and Shop OPENS This Weekend

Tasting Bar and Shop OPENS This Weekend

Just how much excitement can Ramsey handle this weekend…? Let’s find out!

Not only is it Ramsey Rocks — we’re swinging open the doors of our Tasting Bar and Shop just in time for the Tynwald Day Long Weekend!

OPENING TIMES

Friday 2nd July: Noon – Midnight

Saturday 3rd July: 10am – Midnight

Sunday 4th July: Noon – 6pm

Monday 5th July: Noon – 10pm (Tynwald Day)

Join us for Fyn & Tonics and Cocktails (we also stock a range of beers, cider, prosecco, champagne and wines) and have a skeet at our new Distillery Shop where you’ll find our full range of premium Manx-made spirits including our NEW Fynoderee Manx Dry Gin - Elder Shee Edition and Fyn merch!

Our bar and shop area has moved now to the front of the distillery warehouse building and our entrance is now just opposite the MER Tram Stop so please don’t go round the back. This is now no entry.

Our new glass frontage will look stunning when it arrives, but has been held up (along with every other new shop front in Great Britain) by the dreaded Covid/Brexit supply chain issues so please bear with us and use your imagination!

For this weekend we are not taking bookings, so feel free to just turn up! We will advise on our social posts when the reservation system is back in place.

Let the Fyn Times Roll…




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