All Distilleries

An American whiskey distillery located at Lowry Crossing in Texas. It was founded by Bob and June Pettit and filled its first barrels of bourbon in 2019. Its flagship bourbon brand is Preemption, which it debuted in 2023.

A small American whiskey producer located in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains at Colorado Springs. It was established in 2011 by former photographer, Michael Myers. The distillery produces a range of spirits including American whiskey, straight bourbon and straight rye.

Originally founded in 2014 as Adelaide Hills distillery, the South Australian producer rebranded in 2021 after its flagship 78° brand. It produces native grain whiskey, vodka, vermouth and gin. The name of the distillery comes from the distilling process where 78° is the boiling point of alcohol.

A Welsh whisky distillery based in Abergwyngregyn, between the foothills of the Snowdonia Mountains and the Menai Strait. Established in 2017 by Halewood Artisanal Spirits, the distillery's primary product is its single malt but it also produces a range of gin and flavoured liqueurs.

A Scotch whisky distillery located on a 300-acre farm near the town of the same name. The distillery filled its first casks in 2017 and is owned and operated by Morrison Scotch Whisky Distillers.

Located in the Highland Perthshire town of the same name, Aberfeldy distillery was built in 1896 by John Dewar & Sons to provide whisky for their various blended Scotch brands. It is still run by the same company, which today operates as the Scotch whisky division of Bacardi Limited.

One of many Speyside distilleries in the Pernod Ricard portfolio and up until 2018 was part of just a select group of three from which they marketed single malts, alongside Glenlivet and Strathisla. The French multinational operate it through their Chivas Brothers Scotch whisky division.

A distillery located at Red River on the Isle of Lewis that upon opening was the first legal whisky producer in the area for over 150 years. A craft operation, the distillery is the most remote in Scotland and its practices reflect this.

A former Canadian distillery complex, built by Larry McGuinness in 1957. Its Canadian whisky brands included Acadian Signature, Four Seasons and Old Canada. The distillery has been closed since 1986 and the buildings are today owned by the Pernod Ricard group.

A distillery situated on the island of the same name, off the west coast of County Mayo. When it opened in 2019 it was the first to be built outside mainland Ireland and the distillery produces both single malt and single pot still Irish whiskies.

A non-traditional whisky distillery in Sweden that uses high-tech vacuum distillation and advanced ageing practices. Its single malt spirit is produced in four peated and non-peated styles and it also experiments with other whisky categories.

A single malt distillery located within William Grant & Sons' Girvan grain complex. Built in 2007, it occupies the site of the company's former Ladyburn distillery and predominantly produces a Balvenie-like spirit for the provision of the Grant's blended Scotch brands.

A Japanese distillery located in the town of the same name on the island of Hokkaido, specially selected for its similar climate to those of the Scottish Outer Hebrides. Its peated and non-peated single malt is all aged on the island.

The largest rye whisky-producing distillery in North America and part of the Canadian holdings of Beam Suntory. It is primarily a contract-distilling operation, however has achieve its own acclaim through brands such as Alberta Premium.

A Speyside malt distillery built by Seagram Distillers in 1975 and today it is part of the Pernod Ricard portfolio. Somewhat unglamorous in its appearance and function, the distillery operates predominantly for the provision of Chivas Brothers' blended Scotch brands.

Once a large producer of bourbon, rye and other spirits in Pekin, Illinois. The distillery was closed in 2009 by MGP Ingredients and despite re-opening the following year, the plant no longer produces whiskey. It is known for producing brands like Bourbon Supreme, American Pride and Guckenheimer.

A single malt distillery that is part of the wider Amrut Distilleries operation of the N.R. Jagdale Group. Built in 1987, it was the first producer of single malt whisky in India and has achieved widespread acclaim for its eponymous product since its launch in 2004.

A distillery located in downtown Louisville, Kentucky, owned by Bacardi Limited through the Louisville Distilling Company. It opened in 2016 as the production home for the whiskey brand launched by Lincoln and Wes Henderson ten years prior.

A sustainable distillery project located beneath the Brouwerij de Hemel in Nijmegen, Netherlands. Using residual beer from the brewery upstairs, it produces whisky, gin, jenever and liqueurs, all of which are aged at its cellars in Commanderie van St. Jan.

An independently-owned distillery in the Lowland region of Scotland. Although the site has a centuries-long distilling heritage dating back to 1830, the modern distillery only opened in 2014 and produces both peated and non-peated single malts.

A multi-specialism distillery producing a range of whiskies, vodka and gin. Located on the Arbikie Highland Estate, it is a single farm, field-to-bottle distillery where even the bottling and labelling is carried out on-site.

A a spirits distillery based in Sydney, Australia. It produces a variety of whiskies, gin and vodka. As of 2020, distilling operations were moved from the original distillery site in Rosebery (now its visitor centre and events space) to a new, larger facility in Banksmeadow.

The operational home of Sliabh Liag Distillers since it opened in 2021. The distillery is located in the historic festival town of Ardara, overlooking the Loughrosmore Bay in Donegal, Ireland.

A distillery located on the south coast of the Isle of Islay. It is currently part of the Scotch whisky holdings of LVMH. Despite being closed twice in the latter 20th century, the distillery's heavily-peated single malt has always been highly-regarded.

A malt whisky distillery located in the Highland region of Scotland. It was built by Adam Teacher at the end of the 19th century in order to service the blending needs of his family company, Wm. Teacher & Sons and is today the distillery is part of the portfolio Suntory Global Spirits.

Islay's ninth operational distillery and the second to be built in the 21st century. When it opened in 2018 it represented the transition of its parent company, Hunter Laing & Co, from independent bottler to distiller.