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Saturday August 19th - Fyne Ales Meet the Brewer & Tasting

Matthew Curtis August 9, 2017

Join Fyne Ales head brewer Malcolm Downie and resident beer writer Matthew Curtis for an informal meet the brewer and tutored tasting at 2pm on Saturday the 19th of August. Tickets are just £10 and include four halves of the excellent beers that Fyne are known across the UK for. This will be the headline event of a week long Fyne Ales tap takeover at The Duke's Head as part of its Duke's Head-Fest series of summer tap takeovers. We promise that there will be pleanty of Jarl along with lots of other treats from Fyne to enjoy. Join us! 

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