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04.03.2021
We’re excited to once again be able to offer Fyne Ales’ farm venison boxes on our online shop – with deliveries available from either 17/3/2021 or 24/3/2021 FYNE ALES ONLINE SHOP – VENISON BOXES For our first venison boxes of 2021, we’re again teaming up with the brilliant local hero Winston Churchill Venison to prepare […]
17.11.2020
We’re excited to once again be able to offer our final batch of venison meat boxes on our online shop for 2020 – with deliveries available from 9th December! FYNE ALES ONLINE SHOP – VENISON BOXES Following an amazing, sell-out response in both May and September, we’re once again teaming up with expert Scottish butchers, […]
08.09.2020
UPDATE 16/09/2020: Venison boxes for 17/9/2020 are SOLD OUT and shipping today. We have a very small amount of boxes available for delivery next week from 24/9/2020 and we expect these to sell out before shipping on 23/9/2020 – so be quick with your orders! FYNE ALES ONLINE SHOP – VENISON BOXES We’re excited to […]
06.05.2020
For the very first time, we’re incredibly excited to offer meat from the Fyne Ales farm on our online shop! SHOP VENISON BOXES WITH EARLY-BIRD DISCOUNT NOW Typically, when we have meat available it’s distributed to local restaurants and hotels, offered to our local community and those who visit the Brewery Shop & Tap – […]
23.04.2020
Hello, and welcome to a wee update from Glen Fyne as we figured you might like to know what we’ve been up to in Argyll during the last couple of weeks! BUY FYNE ALES ONLINE As you might have guessed, there hasn’t been a huge amount of brewing going on – enough to keep the […]
15.01.2019
From doubling-down on our belief in the importance of cask beer, to launching our new look and first cans – it’s been a big year for our wee brewery up in Glen Fyne. Join us as we review 2018 – one of the most memorable and notable years in our seventeen-year history. Cheers!
06.12.2018
As you can imagine, it gets pretty cold up in Glen Fyne over the winter. While freezing temperatures, rain, winds and inevitable snow present challenges for our brewery, the seasonal climate is even harder on the farm – find out what we’ve been up to to get ready for the chilly winter months.