
Beer from up the road.
The beer at the Old Forge comes from the Knoydart Brewery, about half a mile away.

The community-owned pub in Inverie on Knoydart, reached only by boat or on foot, with local beer, a restaurant and a pool table.
The Old Forge stands on the shore road in Inverie, a low white building beneath the Knoydart hills.
It is one of the few community-owned pubs in Scotland, and getting to it is half the story: there are no roads, so you arrive by a seven-mile crossing from Mallaig or an eighteen-mile walk over the mountains.
Inside, the bar room has a timber roof, a woodburner, a pool table that is free to use and guitars lying about for anyone who can play. The beer comes from the Knoydart Brewery, about half a mile up the road, and the restaurant makes a point of using local suppliers.
The pub opens from noon every day, with hours that change with the season, and the restaurant should be booked ahead. Visitors praise the atmosphere and the friendly staff.
From noon every day, until 11pm most nights and later at weekends; hours change with the season.
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The beer at the Old Forge comes from the Knoydart Brewery, about half a mile away.

Without a boat, the Old Forge is an eighteen-mile walk over the mountains.
The Old Forge is a low white building on the shore road in Inverie, the Knoydart village with no road in. It's one of the few community-owned pubs in Scotland. Inside there's a timber roof, a woodburner, a pool table and guitars lying about for anyone who can play. The beer comes from the Knoydart Brewery just up the road, and the restaurant uses local suppliers. Book ahead for dinner.
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