Taste the Spirit of Fife
From world-class whisky to craft gin and cider, Fife's flourishing drinks scene is rich in flavour, heritage and innovation. Discover award-winning distilleries, hear the stories behind Scotland's iconic spirits and enjoy tastings that showcase the region's passion for quality, craftsmanship and local ingredients.
1Dream to dram at Kingsbarns Distillery
Just a short drive from St Andrews, Kingsbarns Distillery combines contemporary design with traditional whisky-making craftsmanship. Set in a beautifully restored farm steading, the distillery offers immersive tours and tastings that explore the journey from grain to glass, alongside the chance to sample its smooth Lowland single malt whisky.
2Innovation & gin experiences at Eden Mill
Blending brewing, distilling and innovation, Eden Mill has become one of Scotland’s most recognised modern spirit brands opening their state-of-the-art Distillery and Visitor Centre in October 2025. Visitors can enjoy guided tastings and cocktail experiences while learning about the company’s pioneering approach to whisky and gin production, all within easy reach of the Home of Golf. The distillery also features The Lookout, a top-floor cocktail bar overlooking the Eden Estuary and St Andrews skyline.
3Ancient whisky origins at Lindores Abbey Distillery
Step into the spiritual home of Scotch whisky at Lindores Abbey Distillery, where the first written reference to whisky in Scotland dates back to 1494. Combining centuries of history with modern whisky-making, the distillery offers atmospheric tours through the abbey ruins and contemporary distillery, bringing Scotland’s whisky story vividly to life.
4Craft spirits at Tayport Distillery
Hidden on the banks of the River Tay, Tayport Distillery is an award-winning craft distillery known for its small-batch spirits inspired by the local landscape. Visitors canbook tours, discover the distillation process and sample distinctive gins and liqueurs created using locally sourced ingredients and coastal botanicals.
5Orchard flavours at Aeble
In the heart of the East Neuk in Anstruther, Aeble crafts premium Scottish cider using carefully selected apples and traditional production methods. Visitors can discover the story behind this contemporary cider maker through tastings, enjoying crisp, characterful flavours inspired by the surrounding coastal landscape and countryside.
Beyond the golf
Places to visit
Falkland Palace – favourite hunting ground of Mary Queen of Scots and home to Britain’s oldest real tennis court
East Neuk villages – this string of picture postcard fishing villages are a must-visit
St Rule’s Tower – climb the 156 steps for panoramic views of St Andrews and beyond
Places to Stay
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