
Coffee from Knoydart.
The Knoydart shop sells its own coffee, in bags marked with the peninsula's name.

The community shop in Inverie, run by the Knoydart Foundation, with food and drink, local crafts and Knoydart wool, and a post office.
In a village with no road in, the shop matters, and Inverie's is run by its community through the Knoydart Foundation.
It is a bright, welcoming room of wooden shelves, with antlers on the walls, orange lamps overhead and a pegboard wall hung with goods.
Alongside food, drink and the everyday things walkers and campers need, it sells crafts made on the peninsula: balls of Knoydart wool, carved wooden spoons and its own Knoydart coffee, with paintings of the landscape on the walls. There is a post office counter too, and the Foundation sells its own wild venison.
The shop opens every day from ten until six, a short walk from the pier, so it is easy to stock up before heading out on a walk or back to the boat. It also sells online.
Arrives at 5am every day.
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The Knoydart shop sells its own coffee, in bags marked with the peninsula's name.

Inverie's community shop has its own post office counter.
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