As we come towards the end of another season and into winter, our visitor centre, shop, bar, restaurant and accommodation will be operating on limited winter opening day and times. Festive Online Orders Our distillery team are taking a well earned break over the festive season. As such, all orders placed on our Standard UK...Read More
Given this is now our 4th release of Isle of Raasay Single Malt, we thought we’d take a moment to pause and make sense of the ‘RO’ numbers that are listed with each batch.Read More
As we prepare for the turn of the seasons, we’re wrapping up our gin-themed few weeks by talking you through our carefully developed, island inspired gin recipe.Read More
Our Isle of Raasay Gin is the talk of the town and due to popular interest, we're transporting you inside our bottle factory run by world class glass manufacturers Stoelzle Glass Group for an exclusive look behind the scenes at how our beautiful bottle is made.Read More
Last week we released our brand new Isle of Raasay Gin bottle. The rugged, island-inspired design ensures that our bottle is now as beautifully crafted as the spirit inside. The bottle is a glass mould of botanicals, rocks and fossils found on Raasay and we want to talk a little more about how this bottle...Read More
Raasay has produced some extraordinary individuals over the years. Characters whose lives left their mark on both the island and the wider world, and are forever part of Raasay’s story. As we head towards Father’s Day, we look back at some of the most important Raasay figures from days past.Read More
In the second edition of our Raasay Pioneers series, we are focusing on ‘Our People’ and specifically those members of our team based on Raasay who are contributing to the innovative projects in motion both at the distillery and on the island more broadly.Read More
For most of its history the people of Raasay have been sustained by produce obtained from the land and the sea. But the Hebridean landscape is challenging. The geography of the island offers a few small pockets of sheltered land where grain can be grown, vegetable crops nurtured and woodland harvested. The majority of the...Read More
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