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Want to find out how a craft beer is made? Take a tour of this local brewery, which brews an average of eight traditional beers, sold in about 100 different places in Britain. They are brewed in the traditional way and with the constant search for an authentic and tasty taste. Guided tours are organised twice a week, but it is possible to simply drop by to taste the products at the bar, like in a classic pub. Your choice: ale, lagers, light beers, IPA...

Right on the port, this friendly and traditional pub is a great place to have a drink in any season, whether you enjoy the terrace in summer or the fireplace in winter. The menu bar offers everything you would expect from such an address and can be an alternative to Campbell's. The restaurant area is more expensive and chic and has been awarded the "AA Seafood Pub of Scotland" award. Menus change daily, and can be served in the dining room or on the terrace. Music groups often perform at weekends.

It is the room par excellence, installed in the enclosure of a former Masonic lodge. The atmosphere is good-natured, both with the regulars and the staff. The space is structured around two rooms, which are characterized by a large fireplace, imposing floor slabs and massive stone walls. The chandeliers and mirrors maintain a small saloon feel and it is nice to sit at old barrels to drink your glass. A billiard table is also available. Under-18s are not allowed.