A small-group tour of Iceland's first and only whisky distillery, showing how Flóki single malt is made from 100% Icelandic barley, with a guided tasting throughout.
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Wake Up Reykjavik's tour visits 5 local restaurants to taste Icelandic dishes, starting at Harpa Concert Hall with multiple departure times every day.
A guided walk around Reykjavik with several stops to taste traditional Icelandic food and craft beers from breweries across the country, plus the city's history and local tips.
Funky Iceland's Food and Beer Walk is a 3-hour tour with at least 5 foodie stops, 9 traditional Icelandic dishes and 4 locally brewed craft beers.
A private food walk through the old Reykjavik city center, with local food treats at restaurants the guides handpicked as partners; guides graduated from the Icelandic Tourist guide school.
The Beer and Booze Tour from Your Friend in Reykjavik visits three bars to taste Icelandic craft beers or snaps, with the bizarre history of alcohol in Iceland.
The Reykjavik Food Lovers Tour from Your Friend in Reykjavik visits handpicked stops serving traditional Icelandic food, and the last stop serves a drink of choice.
A guided tour of Eimverk Distillery in Reykjavik tracing whiskey from barley to glass, with a tasting of Flóki, Vor Premium Gin and Víti Brennivín.
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