WHAT HAPPENS HERE
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In the north West Highlands of Scotland the newly founded Fairytale Distillery at Ardelve, looks out across Loch Ailsh to Eilean Donan Castle and the Isle of Skye.The hand crafted gin produced by the distillery marries traditional ingredients with carefully selected botanics and water from the spring fed burn Alt Mor na Dornie to create local and exotic products.
The teams international skills enable the Distillery to produce a variety of non-chilled filtered, highland gins that appeal to a wide range of cultures and palates. These skills have been drawn from three generations of Botanists, the latest having grown up with a keen interest in distilling.The botanics are selected from both local and global sources.The team consists of Thomas the Founder, CEO and Distiller: Joline the Distillery Manager; Roger the Consultant, whose Uncle was in command of the First Class Lounge of the Queen Elizabeth Liner; and Martin and Stephan the Botanists. The team has highly experienced and professional acumen.
The specially commisioned still, named Tinkerbelle, was made by the renowned coppersmith Herr Schmidt in the Austrian Tyrol and is housed in the unique, wooden crafted distillery building on a small island in a landscaped lochan.Keen to develop sustainable business practices, the gins, for example, are bottled and labelled in such a way that they can be reused by both customer and company alike.
WHAT HAPPENS HERE
About Us
In the north West Highlands of Scotland the newly founded Fairytale Distillery at Ardelve, looks out across Loch Ailsh to Eilean Donan Castle and the Isle of Skye.The hand crafted gin produced by the distillery marries traditional ingredients with carefully selected botanics and water from the spring fed burn Alt Mor na Dornie to create local and exotic products.
The teams international skills enable the Distillery to produce a variety of non-chilled filtered, highland gins that appeal to a wide range of cultures and palates. These skills have been drawn from three generations of Botanists, the latest having grown up with a keen interest in distilling.The botanics are selected from both local and global sources.The team consists of Thomas the Founder, CEO and Distiller: Joline the Distillery Manager; Roger the Consultant, whose Uncle was in command of the First Class Lounge of the Queen Elizabeth Liner; and Martin and Stephan the Botanists. The team has highly experienced and professional acumen.
The specially commisioned still, named Tinkerbelle, was made by the renowned coppersmith Herr Schmidt in the Austrian Tyrol and is housed in the unique, wooden crafted distillery building on a small island in a landscaped lochan.Keen to develop sustainable business practices, the gins, for example, are bottled and labelled in such a way that they can be reused by both customer and company alike.
WHAT HAPPENS HERE
About Us
In the north West Highlands of Scotland the newly founded Fairytale Distillery at Ardelve, looks out across Loch Ailsh to Eilean Donan Castle and the Isle of Skye.The hand crafted gin produced by the distillery marries traditional ingredients with carefully selected botanics and water from the spring fed burn Alt Mor na Dornie to create local and exotic products.
The teams international skills enable the Distillery to produce a variety of non-chilled filtered, highland gins that appeal to a wide range of cultures and palates. These skills have been drawn from three generations of Botanists, the latest having grown up with a keen interest in distilling.The botanics are selected from both local and global sources.The team consists of Thomas the Founder, CEO and Distiller: Joline the Distillery Manager; Roger the Consultant, whose Uncle was in command of the First Class Lounge of the Queen Elizabeth Liner; and Martin and Stephan the Botanists. The team has highly experienced and professional acumen.
The specially commisioned still, named Tinkerbelle, was made by the renowned coppersmith Herr Schmidt in the Austrian Tyrol and is housed in the unique, wooden crafted distillery building on a small island in a landscaped lochan.Keen to develop sustainable business practices, the gins, for example, are bottled and labelled in such a way that they can be reused by both customer and company alike.
HIGHLAND GIN
No.1
A delicate juniper bouquet leads to a slightly dry,
smooth taste with a gentle citrus beginning, which is followed by a juniper after taste.
HIGHLAND GIN
No.1
A delicate juniper bouquet leads to a slightly dry,
smooth taste with a gentle citrus beginning, which is followed by a juniper after taste.
HIGHLAND GIN
No.1
A delicate juniper bouquet leads to a slightly dry,
smooth taste with a gentle citrus beginning, which is followed by a juniper after taste.
HIGHLAND GIN
No.4
This gin‘s bouquet hints of a „dewy garden“‚ with a delicate, very slightly dry gin beginning, with both juniper and angelica notes coming through and a hint of spice at the finish.
HIGHLAND GIN
No.4
This gin‘s bouquet hints of a „dewy garden“‚ with a delicate, very slightly dry gin beginning, with both juniper and angelica notes coming through and a hint of spice at the finish.
HIGHLAND GIN
No.6
A fresh bouquet of kaffir lime leads to a slightly dry limey beginning with a smooth finish.
HIGHLAND GIN
No.6
A fresh bouquet of kaffir lime leads to a slightly dry limey beginning with a smooth finish.
HIGHLAND GIN
No.7
A citrus bouquet with a dryish beginning leads to a juniper finish that leaves a sweetish after taste.This smooth gin is definitely one for the ladies!
HIGHLAND GIN
No.7
A citrus bouquet with a dryish beginning leads to a juniper finish that leaves a sweetish after taste.This smooth gin is definitely one for the ladies!
HIGHLAND GIN
No.8
This lovely, slightly dry, smooth gin with just a hint of juniper in the bouquet has a flowery, rose petal beginning, reflecting the rosehip and meadowsweet ingredients. See if you can detect the slightly peppery aftertaste, not unlike some whiskey. This complex gin has many subtle taste undertones.
HIGHLAND GIN
No.8
This lovely, slightly dry, smooth gin with just a hint of juniper in the bouquet has a flowery, rose petal beginning, reflecting the rosehip and meadowsweet ingredients. See if you can detect the slightly peppery aftertaste, not unlike some whiskey. This complex gin has many subtle taste undertones.
HIGHLAND GIN
No.17
This gin‘s spicy bouquet, drawn from some of its ingredients of cardamom, dates and cassia, hints of the Spice Routes. The faint juniper beginning merges into the smooth, spicy body which finishes with vanilla and a hint of honey. Log fires and winter evenings seem made for this gin.
HIGHLAND GIN
No.17
This gin‘s spicy bouquet, drawn from some of its ingredients of cardamom, dates and cassia, hints of the Spice Routes. The faint juniper beginning merges into the smooth, spicy body which finishes with vanilla and a hint of honey. Log fires and winter evenings seem made for this gin.
HIGHLAND GIN
No.22
The delicate citrus bouquet is hard to detect but the lemony beginning with a sweetish after taste makes this a very refreshing gin, certainly one for those hot summer days!
HIGHLAND GIN
No.22
The delicate citrus bouquet is hard to detect but the lemony beginning with a sweetish after taste makes this a very refreshing gin, certainly one for those hot summer days!
HIGHLAND GIN
No.29
A delicate juniper bouquet leads to a slightly dry,
smooth taste with a gentle citrus beginning, which is
followed by a juniper after taste.
HIGHLAND GIN
No.29
A delicate juniper bouquet leads to a slightly dry, smooth taste with a gentle citrus beginning, which is followed by a juniper after taste.
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WE ARE CREATING FAIRYTALES
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