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Fermanagh Beer Company / Inishmacsaint

Rural Fermanagh microbrewery near Lower Lough Erne — beers brewed with local spring water.

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Check hoursNo fixed public hours; tours arranged on…
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DerrygonnellyBrewery & cider
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Fermanagh Beer Company / InishmacsaintRural Fermanagh microbrewery near Lower Lough Erne — beers brewed with local spring water.

  • Getting in: By appointment — contact the brewery to arrange a tour.
  • Tours: Brewery tour with a tasting; book directly. Price not published — confirm when booking.
  • Opening: No fixed public hours; tours arranged on request — check before you go.
  • Food: No café; the company's Old Pal's Bar in Derrygonnelly serves the beer on draught.
  • Family-friendly: Geared to adults — a working brewery and tasting, not a family attraction.
  • Age limits: Treat as over-18 for the tasting element; check before you go.
Plan your visit

See a small brewery at work

Fermanagh Beer Company is a brewpub operation in the heart of rural Fermanagh, brewing handcrafted ales inspired by the local area. A tour takes you behind the scenes of the brewing process and finishes with a tasting of what's available on the day. Expect stouts, porters and bottle-conditioned ales under the Inishmacsaint and Farmageddon brands. Because the team is small and brewing comes first, visits are arranged directly rather than booked online.

Working microbrewery Tour by appointment Tasting on the tour Over-18 for tastings Local spring-water beers Own bar in the village
Good to know before you go:

Small breweries like this often pour at local food and drink events, festivals and tastings around Fermanagh through the year, and their beer turns up at bars and outlets across the county. Follow them on social media for one-off tap takeovers and seasonal releases.

Before you set off

What to bring

  • 🪪Photo IDYou need to be 18+ to drink — bring ID if you look under 25.
  • 🚗A plan to get homeA designated driver or a lift, so everyone can enjoy a tasting.
  • 👟Comfy shoesA working brewery tour means standing and a few stairs.
  • 💷A few poundsFor the taproom and a bottle or two to take home.
Good to know

Everything before you go

Getting in
By appointment — contact the brewery to arrange a tour
Opening
No fixed public hours; tours arranged on request — check before you go
Tours
Brewery tour with a tasting; book directly. Price not published — confirm when booking
Age limits
Treat as over-18 for the tasting element; check before you go
Food
No café; the company's Old Pal's Bar in Derrygonnelly serves the beer on draught
Family-friendly
Geared to adults — a working brewery and tasting, not a family attraction
Parking
On-site / roadside in the rural setting — check when you book
Accessibility
Working brewery building; ask about access when arranging your visit
How long to allow
Around an hour for a tour and tasting
Address
Fermanagh Beer Company, near Derrygonnelly, Co. Fermanagh (Old Pal's Bar: 75 Main Street, Derrygonnelly, BT93 6HW)
Questions

Before you go

Do I need to book?
By appointment — contact the brewery to arrange a tour
Are there tours?
Brewery tour with a tasting; book directly. Price not published — confirm when booking
When is it open?
No fixed public hours; tours arranged on request — check before you go
Is it family-friendly?
Geared to adults — a working brewery and tasting, not a family attraction
Is there food?
No café; the company's Old Pal's Bar in Derrygonnelly serves the beer on draught
Getting there

Fermanagh Beer Company / Inishmacsaint is at Fermanagh Beer Company, near Derrygonnelly, Co. Fermanagh (Old Pal's Bar: 75 Main Street, Derrygonnelly, BT93 6HW). On-site / roadside in the rural setting — check when you book. Tap below for directions.

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The story

About Fermanagh Beer Company

The brewery started out as Inishmacsaint Brewing Company, named after the historic island and peninsula on Lower Lough Erne, and began brewing in 2009. It built a name for bottle-conditioned ales made with pure local spring water in the rural countryside near Derrygonnelly.

The business was rebranded as Fermanagh Beer Company in 2018, and now produces beer under both the Inishmacsaint and Farmageddon labels. Its draught reaches its own Old Pal's Bar in Derrygonnelly and outlets across the county, with the brewery itself remaining a small, hands-on operation.