Fréttir
02.01.2017
Our customers can choose between several types of multi-purpose bags instead of disposable plastic bags.
30.12.2016
In the Capital area Vínbúðin is open on December 30 from 10 to 20 and 10-14 on New Year's Eve.
13.12.2016
Our store in Smáralind has now moved within the mall, but a lot of changes has been made on the area where Vínbúðin is. In the new store we have chilled room for the beer as in other larger stores.
12.12.2016
The store in Smáralind will be closed today, December 12th. The store will be opened tomorrow, December 13th, at another location next to the new entrance on the first floor.
We appreciate your patience and look forward to welcoming you to the new store.
01.11.2016
The seasonal Christmas beer will arrive in Vínbúðin on the 15th of November. From that date the product search can be used to locate the store in which each seasonal beer can be found. In some cases products come in a very limited quantity and can only b
24.10.2016
After 14:38 today (monday Okt.24) its possible that some stores will be closed due to 'The womens day off' because of the fight of equal salary for women and men in Iceland.
23.09.2016
Cycling Certifications for workplaces were awarded for the first time in Iceland in the Reykjavik City Hall on Tuesday, September 20th.
The certification is a way to effectively implement an improved cycling culture. Workplaces are encouraged to improve cycling facilities for both customers and employees, which hopefully leads to more people selecting environmentally friendly and healthy means of transportation in everyday life.
16.09.2016
October seasonal beer is now available at Vínbúðin. There are 11 types of October beer this year.
02.08.2016
Districts on the Westfjords have worked together on the project to promote a plastic bag-free society and aim to be mostly Carrier bag-free in 2017. Vínbúðin encouragages customers to select reusable and offers three different types of reusable bags.
29.07.2016
All Vínbúðin stores will be closed on Monday 1. August due to Commerce day. This is one of the busiest weekends in Vínbúðin. Most of the customers arrive on Friday between 16-18, or up to 6.500 customers per hour. Every effort is made to assist the customers to avoid long lines and those that want to avoid the lines are encouraged to be timely.