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Lochranza Distillery

An award-winning distillery in the heart of Arran, Lochranza was first opened in 1995. Just one of two working distilleries currently on the island, the distillery uses the fresh water from the nearby Loch na Davie for its whisky-making process. One of the last remaining independent distilleries in the country, they offer tours and tastings of their traditional facilities.

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