Seumas' Bar

Seumas' Bar A lively and dog friendly bar located in the heart of the Cuillin mountains on the Isle of Skye. Food Served All Day from 12noon
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NEXT SUNDAY!!
03/09/2026

NEXT SUNDAY!!

WH**KY OF THE WEEK 🥃This week we’re pouring the Raasay – Hungarian Oak from our neighbours at the Isle of Raasay Distill...
31/08/2026

WH**KY OF THE WEEK 🥃

This week we’re pouring the Raasay – Hungarian Oak from our neighbours at the Isle of Raasay Distillery.

Rich, smooth and full of character, with notes of vanilla, toasted oak, honey, ripe fruit and warming spices. A proper island dram with a beautifully long finish.

And if you fancy discovering more of Skye’s wh**ky scene, try our Flight of the Week – Discover Skye featuring four fantastic island drams.

📍 Seumas’ Bar, Sligachan
🥃 Wh**ky of the Week £7 25ml
🥃 Discover Skye Flight £34 4 x 25ml

WH**KY OF THE WEEK & FLIGHT OF THE WEEKThis week at Seumas’ Bar, discover The Balvenie 12 Year Old Golden Cask — rich, s...
25/08/2026

WH**KY OF THE WEEK & FLIGHT OF THE WEEK

This week at Seumas’ Bar, discover The Balvenie 12 Year Old Golden Cask — rich, smooth and beautifully balanced, available for £9.

Fancy a little more variety? Our Independent Favourites Wh**ky Flight brings together four distinctive Scottish single malts: Lochlea, Torabhaig, Lindores and Ardnahoe. £27 for the flight.

Two ways to explore the wh**ky collection at Seumas’ Bar 🥃

THE HEBRIDEAN WH**KY FESTIVALISLE OF RAASAY DISTILLERY EVENTWe’re closing out the Hebridean Wh**ky Festival in style at ...
25/08/2026

THE HEBRIDEAN WH**KY FESTIVAL
ISLE OF RAASAY DISTILLERY EVENT

We’re closing out the Hebridean Wh**ky Festival in style at Seumas’ Wh**ky Bar.

Join us on Saturday 12th September for an unforgettable night of live music, ceilidh, great wh**ky and good company, with a special focus on the Isle of Raasay.

A proper Hebridean celebration to finish the festival — come raise a glass with us.

Saturday 12th September | Seumas’ Wh**ky Bar | Sligachan, Isle of Skye

SUNS OUT AT SLIG! 🍹We have a range of different cocktails to enjoy, food served till 9pm and a great playlist on!
24/08/2026

SUNS OUT AT SLIG! 🍹
We have a range of different cocktails to enjoy, food served till 9pm and a great playlist on!

Join us this week for our and **kyoftheweekSherry & W**e Casks Flight of the Week!Arran The Bodega Sherry Cask; Compl...
20/08/2026

Join us this week for our and **kyoftheweek

Sherry & W**e Casks Flight of the Week!

Arran The Bodega Sherry Cask; Complex and luxurious notes of dark chocolate and ginger, hints of spice, ripe figs and sweet cherries.

Glenfarclas 16; Dark Chocolate and Treacle enriched by the Sherry Fruits.

Arran Amarone Cask; Notes of cherry, dark chocolate, and Turkish delight, with a hint of cranberry, a marriage between Amarone Casks and Arran Single Malt Wh**ky

Glencadam Small Batch Madeira W**e Cask; Glencadam Single Malt finished in a Portuguese Madeira W**e Cask from the Madeira Islands.

Sweet. Rich. Smooth.

For our Wh**ky of the Week, we have Glenfarclas 15!

On the nose, you will find rich aromas of dried fruits, dark toffee, and Christmas cake, complimented by orange peel, honey, roasted nuts and polished oak, followed by a full-bodied and smooth taste, with layers of sherry soaked raisins, caramel, dark chocolate, cinnamon, and nutmeg. Hints of toasted almonds and gentle oak spice add a complexity to every sip, with a long, warming notes of dried fruit, cocoa, sweet spice and elegant sherry oak.

Ladies, Gentlemen and Wh**ky lovers alike, for your consideration…

Only at Seumas’ Wh**ky Bar.

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On this weeks **kyfactswednesday did you know?The Glenfarclas distillery is a legendary, family-owned independent disti...
19/08/2026

On this weeks **kyfactswednesday did you know?

The Glenfarclas distillery is a legendary, family-owned independent distillery that has been in the Grant family since John Grant bought the distillery for £511 in 1865. The translation for Glenfarclas in Gaelic means ‘valley of the green grassland’.

An early milestone for the distillery was the release of the cask-strength expression, known as Glenfarclas 105 in 1968. The offering is 60% ABV and is a staple of the brand.

What is unique about the brand is that they use massive direct gas-fired pot stills instead of modern steam coils to preserve the heavy and robust flavours that they are known for. They source the water from the underground springs on the slopes of the nearby Ben Rinnes mountain. They mature their offerings almost all in ex-Oloroso sherry casks, handpicked from Spain.

You can find Glenfarclas 15 as our Wh**ky of the Week this week!

Comment below what you would like to see next!

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Anyone in the mood for a with us?With over 300 bottles of wh**ky, expanding to 400 in the near future, there is a litt...
13/08/2026

Anyone in the mood for a with us?

With over 300 bottles of wh**ky, expanding to 400 in the near future, there is a little something from the furthest corners of the world, to just down the road from us, out wall of liquid gold never ceases to amaze locals and tourists alike.

Any wh**ky’s you dont see? Leave a comment down below!

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On this weeks **kyfactwednesdayBunnahabhain (BU-NAH-HAV-EN) is one of only 10 Islay distilleries. Established in 1881 b...
12/08/2026

On this weeks **kyfactwednesday

Bunnahabhain (BU-NAH-HAV-EN) is one of only 10 Islay distilleries. Established in 1881 by William Robertson and brothers William and James Greenlees, the distillery and the town of Bunnahabhain were built in tandem, with roads and houses being built for the distillery workers and their families. The distillery and town have stood the test of time for over 150 years,

Priding itself on rich maritime heritage, strong community ties and history, a lot of the current team at the distillery have ties to the distillery and Islay dating back to the distillery’s inception and beyond. An isle shaped by Mesolithic, Gaelic, Norse and Celtic influences it saw itself established as a medieval sea kingdom, so much so that the isle became a hub for the worlds maritime trade routes until it came under control of Clan Donald through inheritance, until coming under direct Scottish control in 1493.

Which whiskies would you like to know more about? Let us know in the comments below!

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THIS IS GOING TO BE A KNEES UP!FREE ENTRY29th OF AUGUSTSEE YOU ALL THERE 🎵
11/08/2026

THIS IS GOING TO BE A KNEES UP!
FREE ENTRY
29th OF AUGUST
SEE YOU ALL THERE 🎵

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Seumas' Bar
Carbost
IV478SW

Opening Hours

Monday 11am - 11pm
Tuesday 11am - 11pm
Wednesday 11am - 11pm
Thursday 11am - 11pm
Friday 11am - 11pm
Saturday 11am - 11pm
Sunday 11am - 11pm

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