From our raw materials to bottle returns, refills and reuse, find out everything you need to know about how we make our spirit packaging have as lower impact on the planet as possible.
We offer our UK customers who buy directly from our website, the opportunity to send their used bottles back to us free of charge, so that we can put them back out into the whisky world. Each bottle returned saves 280g of carbon compared to putting the bottle
in the recycling.
We have a refill station in our distillery bar which is a handy option for locals and returning visitors, plus they can save a few pounds at the same time.
If you are coming to us anyway, or if you live locally you can bring your empty bottles back and we will refill them for you so you can take them home again. Each bottle we refill saves 480g of carbon per bottle.
Lots of people love their bottles even once our spirits are finished, and we have some fantastic ideas here of how you can incorporate them into your homes. Some fixtures and fittings for upcycling can be bought from our UK website here and from our distillery shop.
100% post consumer recycled glass reduces the carbon footprint of each bottle by 40% compared with virgin glass. Reusable, refillable and recyclable.
Natural cork stopper with a wooden top. Cork is an amazing resource as the thick bark can be stripped every decade to extract the cork without damaging the trees. Both the cork and the wooden top will degrade in your home compost.
We print directly onto the bottle using water based inks which are non-toxic and considered much better for the environment.
33% of our bottles were sold without the gift tube between 2022 and 2023, compared with 11% the year before. We offer all consumers and customers the option to buy without, and we are working with key retailers to improve this going forward. The tube itself is made from 90% recycled cardboard and can be recycled in household recycling.
As opposed to plastic, we’ve opted for a biodegradable alternative made from renewably sourced wood pulp. You can compost this in your home compost with your stopper.
