Explore Lanarkshire’s best craft distillers, brewers and drink-makers.
Lanarkshire has a variety of small and medium-sized businesses offering an array of fantastic world-class drinks.
Craft brewers, unique micro gin distillers and rum producers can all be found throughout the region.
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Premium dry gin, crafted and bottled in Lanarkshire.
Shoogle Gin’s citrus-forward flavour profile means it’s as good to drink neat as it is with tonic water or in a cocktail. Made in batches of 200 bottles with a botanical base of juniper, coriander seed, angelica root, orange and cardamom blended with more peculiar ingredients like kumquat, baobab, tonka bean and pink peppercorn. A total of eleven botanicals are used to distil this unique Scottish gin.
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Artisan gin from the outskirts of Strathaven.
At their purpose-built Gin Lab, McLean’s produce a range of quirky, colourful expressions in batches of no more than 50 litres, with every aspect of their production carried out by hand. Key expressions include their classic Citrus, contemporary Cherry Bakewell, and Something Blue; a mutli-award nominated spirit created to celebrate the marriage of owners Colin and Jessica McLean.
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Tradition, innovation and a sense of place. Small batch gin from South Lanarkshire.
Biggar as a place has a reputation for innovation and punching above its weight and The Biggar Gin Co. is no exception. The Bigger Gin Co. was established by brothers Stuart and Euan McVicar in 2018. The brothers work from their base at the bottom of Tinto Hill in South Lanarkshire and their gin is based on a philosophy.
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Made with botanicals from the Pentland Hills, a small-batch gin has been created with an ethos of sustainability and protecting the environment at its heart.
Distilled on a small holding in South Lanarkshire it is the vision of Phil and Tabatha (and Panza the Chocolate Labrador). At the heart of the gin is not only a first-class awarding-winning taste but also a refill service which allows the customer to enjoy the gin time and time again whilst looking after the environment.
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Delight all your senses with Ellis Gin, made in Lanarkshire.
Bringing fun to gin with colour-changing gins and a gin that shimmers. Ellis Gin don't want you to miss out on the fun.
This exclusive range delights all the senses and is used to create amazing cocktails. Beautiful, vibrant, natural colours mean that Ellis Gin provides delight to adventurous palates and gin connoisseurs alike.
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The Wee Farm Distillery is South Lanarkshire’s first artisan distillery and a real hidden gem for gin fans.
Their 50 litre still produces Drovers, Clydesdale and even Farmer Strength gin as well as a range of over thirty flavoured gin liqueurs. Visitors can come to the gin farm in Climpy to buy a fantastic selection of gins, enjoy a gin tasting with friends and even meet some of the farm animals.
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Hand-crafted beers, lovingly created in the heart of Central Scotland.
Outlandish is a Scottish microbrewery, dedicated to creating fresh and tasty traditional and contemporary beers; with a unique sense of humour at the heart of everything they do.
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Jackton Distillery is an independent family-owned distillery and brewhouse nestled in the small village of Jackton in the Lowlands of Scotland, a region which is famed for its light, smooth sweet whiskies.
In addition to RAER whisky, the distillery produces craft gin from their stunning copper stills. An exceptionally refreshing spirit which is full of character, aroma and flavour.
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The Jaunty Camper Gin is Strathaven’s newcomer to the thriving gin scene in Lanarkshire.
Having shipped out the first batch one bottles in August of 2021, it has been a whirlwind adventure for the brand’s creator, Yva McKerlich, who moved from gin enthusiast to gin producer in a matter of weeks with the expert guidance of friend and distilling mentor Colin McLean of Mclean’s Gin.
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