Warner's Distillery Ltd

Warner’s is an absolute gem if you’re into gin or just fancy a lovely day out in the countryside. Right from the start, they welcomed us with a smile and a delicious gin cocktail. You get to see the distillery in action, walk through the botanical gardens, and learn how they use ingredients grown right on the farm - including honey from their own bees! The tasting session was generous and well-paced, with a great variety of gins to try. The staff were knowledgeable, friendly, and clearly passionate about what they do. It’s not just a tour - it’s a full experience that connects you to the land, the process, and the people behind the bottle. Highly recommend!

We had a fantastic tour on Saturday 2nd Aug! Tom (owner) was an incredible, extremely generous host. Very informative about how gin is made and everything else in between. The farm/grounds were extremely looked after, the story about his mum with an idea about another flavour of gin was very special. Each tasting of gin was amazing, flavours, knowledge etc was just Wow! At the end you can buy products with an amazing discount. Highly recommend a tour and also if you want to buy gin - 100% buy Warners Gin! Perfection! We will be back! (Spencer family)

Went on the gin tour this weekend and it was excellent! Really interesting to hear the sustainability of how it was made and to see the natural elements of the produce that goes into it. It was already my favourite gin but after trying some samples in the gardens, I now have new favourite flavours. Be aware that the majority of it is outdoors so dress accordingly.

Visiting on the gin tour. A very enthusiastic owner loves his craft which is clearly demonstrated with his passion for the product. You get several tastings along the tour which is both interesting and educational. Would highly recommend for a warm summer's evening. Surrounded by beautiful countryside.

This tour may not meet expectations for those primarily interested in learning about gin production and distillery operations. The experience focuses more on general commentary rather than detailed explanations of the distillation process or behind-the-scenes access to active gin-making. The presentation style is quite informal and includes frequent strong language throughout, along with personal opinions on various topics, including political commentary about government policies affecting the agricultural sector. While some visitors might appreciate this unfiltered, conversational approach, others seeking a more structured, family-friendly, or professionally-delivered educational experience about gin craftsmanship may find it less suitable. The tour runs approximately two hours, though the pacing felt somewhat extended given the content covered. The gin sampling portion was modest relative to the duration and cost of the experience. For visitors specifically looking for an in-depth, technical understanding of gin production or extensive tastings, you might want to consider other distillery tours that focus more directly on the craft and process. If you’re comfortable with colorful language and enjoy informal, personality-driven presentations with broader agricultural context, this tour may still offer value.

Second visit for me to this delightful little farm and distillery. Lovely little seating area outside the gin shop and always busy with talks & tours. Tom is usually around and always very friendly as are all the staff. Tasting is always on offer too and always new things to try. Warners have been a very firm fav for us for the past ten years from the early days when we were first introduced to gin at a Toaster festival in 2014. Our latest addition is the Apple & Pear gin and added in a Blackberry for the mix which is my personal favourite, too delicious!

Wonderful distillery tour - due to staff illness we had Tina Warner fill in. We tasted 6 of the gins and there was also some of their 0% gin available for drivers. I was using my rollator and I was able to get around relatively easily. The botanical gardens were great to see even though it was raining (umbrellas provided) and hearing from Tina their ethos around the environment and sustainability was great. Would highly recommend.

Really pleasant and informative tour around this sustainable and great tasting Gin producer. Tom Warner showed us around and it was amazing to hear how passionate he is about making gin and what goes into it all.