South Loch Gin Distillery Tour: Explore Scottish Gin Making at Scotland's Oldest Gin Bar, 56 North

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Our collective has been spearheading the expansion of Scottish Gin. Being Scotland’s most longstanding gin bar, 56 North adopts a laid-back and entertaining method to enlighten people about the gin-making process.

Duration: 1 hour, 30 minutes

Cancellation: 1 day learn more

Highlights

56 North - Come and learn how we make South Loch Gin! Our gin stills are stunning and are the prefect way to learn how gin is made.

We welcome you with a gin and tonic. While you enjoy your G&T we talk you through the process of making gin from botanical to bottle!

You then get to try three gins made on our stills paired with premium mixers. At the end of the session you get a gin cocktail topped with bubbly to enjoy. At the end of the session you get a gin cocktail to enjoy!

This session is approximately 60-75mins long and is hosted by one of our gin team
Strictly over 18s (we operate Challenge 25 for ID)
Includes G&T on arrival, 3 gin samples, gin cocktail

What's Included

Alcoholic beverages included

Meal Options

Gin & Tonic - A welcome Gin and Tonic
3 South Loch Gin tastings
South Loch Gin Drinks

Location

56 North

West Crosscauseway

Please just come inside 56 North and one of our team will greet you.

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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886joannl

Sep 23, 2024

All the fun and lots of gin education - Our visit was one of the highlights of our trip to Scotland. The entire experience was welcoming and fun. From the time we were welcomed into the bar and had our first drink, we knew we were in for a great time. James gave us the tour and it was over 2 hours of information that covered not just gin making, but also the business of running a distillery and how to survive during a pandemic. Everyone on the tour had a great time. James was lively, funny and entertaining. We tasted a variety of very different gins and converted my husband to a gin drinker. We actually skipped our dinner reservations and ended up staying in the bar for dinner. I even brought my daughter back for a self guided tasting later in the week. If I lived in Edinburgh this would be my local.