How many Scottish gin distilleries are there?
Scotland currently boasts over 90 distilleries reaching all corners of the country.
What can I expect on a gin distillery tour in Scotland?
You’ll get to know the distillers and the team behind some of our award-winning gins, learn how they make it and the stories behind the botanicals used. The best part though, tasting the gins!
How long do gin distillery tours last?
Scottish gin distillery tours typically last between 1-2 hours.
How many Scottish gin brands are there in Scotland?
You can find over 180 different gins in Scotland. Here are just a selection of some brands you might come across while visiting a bar or gin distillery in Scotland.
Check out the A-Z list of the best Scottish gin brands
What is the most popular gin in Scotland?
Caorunn (pronounced ‘ka-roon’) is considered is one of the most popular gins in Scotland. Distilled slowly in the world’s only working Copper Berry Chamber, it is best served with a slice of red apple, chilled tonic water and ice.
What is the most northern gin in Scotland?
Saxa Vord Distillery is located on Unst, Shetland’s most northerly island, and produces the delectable Shetland Reel Gin.
On the mainland, you can find 8 Doors Distillery located in the village of John O’Groats.
How to drink Scottish gin?
Most commonly enjoyed in a G&T (gin and tonic) you can mix your favourite, or soon-to-be favourite, gin with a refreshing tonic water, along with a few crisp ice cubes to make the perfect beverage. If you’re a big gin fan and want to get a hint of all the different notes and flavours, you can enjoy your gin neat as well.