Loch Lomond Group has opened its “multi-million pound” Luss Distillery and visitor centre in Scotland.
The 5,362 square-metre site – converted from “the historic Luss smokehouse” – features four key areas: a retail space, an immersive whisky and gin discovery zone, a café and the Ben Lomond Gin distillery (below). It will serve as the brand home for Loch Lomond’s whiskies and a production site for the Ben Lomond gin brand, while also showcasing the group’s other brands, including Glen Scotia and Littlemill.
The Dumbartonshire destination will offer guided tours, tastings and a food and drink offering. Loch Lomond Group received the green light to construct the distillery in February, with its main distillery roughly ten miles north on Lomond Estate in Alexandria.
In May, the scotch whisky producer headed across the Atlantic to purchase The New York Distilling Co.
