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VISIT US

We are currently closed for tours as a result of COVID-19. We love sharing our passion for all things whisky and sustainability and are looking forward to welcoming visitors back as soon as it is safe to do so. If you want to book for the future, or have questions please email us. For those of you planning visits in the future we will reopen as soon as we can, with our normal offering of a morning and an afternoon tour Monday-Friday. You’ll be able to hear about our sustainability initiatives, find out how we make whisky, take a look behind the scenes in the distillery and taste our evolving spirit. Plus you’ll be able to admire the wonderful views with coffee and cake. 

GETTING HERE

GETTING HERE

You can reach us by land or by sea. If you fancy taking a slow adventure on land, there are instructions on how to reach us here, including via public transport. If you are planning to visit us by sea, you can get to us via the Calmac Ferry from Oban and Mull, or by scheduled water taxi from Tobermory. If you are coming on your own boat we have two moorings in a beautiful bay below the distillery. They are suitable for boats up to 45ft, and can be used for day visits and at your own risk. There are also pontoons in Lochaline (a 30 minute drive away), which we may be able to offer transport to and from. If you’d like to use the mooring, or want more info on transport please get in touch.

WHERE TO STAY

WHERE TO STAY

If you fancy staying on the doorstep, Achnacriche Bed and Breakfast is within walking distance of the distillery. If you are looking to stay longer than a couple of nights then you can find out about the local weekly holiday lets here. Outside of Drimnin, West Highland Peninsulas and Fort William Accommodation both have a good lists of places to stay. Wherever you stay, remember to book early as places tend to get reserved fairly quickly. 

OUR HOME: THE MORVERN PENINSULA

The distillery is located on the beautiful and wild Drimnin Estate which offers long stretches of coastline, well sign-posted walks and plenty of wildlife spotting opportunities (including White Tailed and Golden Eagles, Scottish Wildcat, Pine Martens and Otters). More details about the estate and accommodation options, including a bed and breakfast, are available on the estate website.

Just 12 miles down the road, Lochaline is the main village on the Morvern peninsula. It is served by a regular ferry service to Mull and has more accommodation options, including B&Bs, a hotel and the acclaimed Whitehouse restaurant.

We have put together a few routes to help you plan a trip around the area if you are interested in whisky distilleries, food or walking.