Beinn an Tuirc Distillers

Electricity was out up & down the coast, so they had no plumbing! We promised not to pee & asked for a wee tasting anyway. Owner Emma was lovely, fun, & the apple brandy & all the gins were incredible! We laughed & felt like we had known her all of our lives. A must stop place if you are in the area of Campbeltown. Tell her Sandra & Dee sent you with Love 🥰

Bizarre experience at this place this morning at 10:50am. We drove up to have a coffee in the cafe and buy some gin in the shop - the shop was closed but the cafe door and the tasting school doors were both ajar. The sign said it didn’t open till 11 so we never entered. I looked through the window and saw a member of staff working away who clearly saw me. We were waiting till 11 but she came up to the cafe door and closed and locked it without a word to us! Very very rude ! So we got back in the car and drove away without spending a penny! Clearly need some hospitality training!!!

Ordered a bottle of vodka from these folks which Royal Mail misplaced. The Beinn an Tuic customer service could not have been more helpful and were a good example of how companies should react when things go wrong.

We did the gin school and had a fantastic time, I'd definitely recommend it as a way to spend an afternoon. You have a lot of botanicals and other flavors to smell and sample on the way to building your own gin. Emma is a knowledgeable and fun host, plus the story behind the distillery and property is great too. With on-site hydro power generation, it's got a great sustainable ethos too.

Great place for a long lunch in the sunshine (or a warming break by the fire in colder weather) and the new Burger van is a fantastic addition. We tried the burgers for the first time last week and they were very very good, as were the chips! We had the Beef this time but will be back to try the Wild Boar very soon. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Thank you for making my birthday treat so special, lovely to meet you all. The cakes were very tasty, and the gin too of course! What a wonderful setting too. Had to feature Crumble in the pictures 😊

We had a lovely morning up at Beinn an Tuirc doing the tour and tasting, they were really friendly and welcoming - especially Crumble the dog! Thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. The cafe is great too with a wide selection of fresh locally sourced food. I had the spinach and butternut squash orzo with blue cheese and it was delicious! Washed down with a G&T, of course 😉

Six of us wanted to have a tour of the distillery, but could only go outside of the normal open days. Emma kindly gave us a private tour when the distillery was closed. All 6 of us really enjoyed the tour, it was informative, interesting and really well delivered by Emma. Emma also presented the family history which we did not expect, but added greatly to the experience. In today’s environment where small businesses are often seen as a soft target for taxing into extinction, it is wonderful to see true creativity, professionalism and a genuine approach to minimising environmental impact, while trying to protect the estate for future generations of family and visitors. To also provide local employment is critically important. On top of all of the above, to be able to create export revenue is another cherry on the cake. Well done Emma and family and Thank you, Garret.