The Countdown to December 23 is on,
Just 25 More Sleeps!
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OUR LAST WHISKY DINNER!

It's true, our last whisky dinner is radidly approaching!

The end of an era is nearing. After 36 years, spanning 5 decades we will be closing our doors on December 23rd, but before we do we are hosting 1 more Whisky Pairing Dinner. On Tuesday December 6th, our good friend Gez McAlpine will once again be down at The Whisky Kitchen hosting a 5 course Bruichladdich whisky Pairing Dinner.  Get your tickets here!

We hosted our first whisky dinner back in 2013, since then we have hosted more than 30 dinners. A big shout out to everyone who has supported these events.

We have put together a comemorative post card highlighting the evolution of Fets over the years, be sure to come on down and pick one up.

Many people have asked to book reservations on Friday December 23rd, our last day of service, but we didn't think it fair to open up the reservation books for our last week of service. In order to accomodate as many people as we can during our last week we are planning 2 seatings, 5 pm and 8pm dinner services. We will be having a set menu with a few different options. Once we sort out the menu we will make it available on line.
 
We sincerely thank everyone for supporting our business over the past 36 years!
 
We’ll miss you


Whats Happening down at The Kitchen
New operating hours
Our hours of operation are:
Monday - Thursday 3pm - 11pm
Friday 11am - 12am
Saturday 10am - 12am
Sunday 10am - 11pm
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Bruichladdich Whisky Pairing Dinner
We will be pairing 5 Bruichladdich whiskies, with 5 dishes created by our talented kitchen team for this tasting. Gez McAlpine, Remy Cointreau's National Luxury Brand Manager will be leading our tasting. Tickets are limited so be sure to click the link below to purchase your tickets.

A bit about Bruichladdich:
Originally founded in 1881, Bruichladdich had been mothballed for the better part of 5 years before a group of investors led by Murray McDavid’s Mark Reynier purchased the distillery and its stocks in 2000. The distillery is located across Loch Indaal from Bowmore and still uses much of the original Victorian equipment. The last authentic Lamond still, since named Ugly Betty, was installed in 2010 and distils The Botanist gin. In 2012 Remy Cointreau bought the distillery.

Much humorous conflict has arisen since the 2000 takeover: one of the webcams installed in the facility caused a stir with the American intelligence service when the equipment was mistaken for Iraq’s chemical weapons and the carea went down, an email was sent by an American agent asking for it to be repaired. Yellow Submarine was released after a local fisherman found an unmanned yellow submarine belonging to the British Navy. As no one came forward claiming it, he mounted on the front of his property.

A bit about Gez:
Gez McAlpine is the National Luxury brand manager for the Remy Cointreay portfolio of spirits. Prior to working with some of the most highly regarded luxury spirits in the world, Gez operated some of the world’s best drinking establishments from Melbourne to Los Angeles & Vancouver. From a background of over a decade in the cocktail and premium spirits industry, holding positions of cocktail consultation, venue management and Whisky curation - travelling extensively throughout this time in search of the best spirits and cocktails possible. Gez is in constant pursuit of the knowledge and experience required to educate all levels of imbibers & the whisky intrigued. Gez is a WSET level 3, Gold Certified BNIC Cognac educator, Multiple time global cocktail competition finalist, and most importantly truly passionate about spreading the word of premium spirits.
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