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

This year, VisitScotland has launched Scotland’s Year of Stories 2022, celebrating stories inspired by, written, or created in Scotland. As part of this fantastic campaign, we too are going to be sharing more of our beautiful island in the form stories: stories of history, culture and ways in which you can explore and experience the Isle of Raasay.  We know that...Read More

We consider ourselves incredibly lucky here on Raasay: beautiful scenery, interesting historical sites, quiet rocky beaches and a variety of amenities all over the island for visitors to experience and enjoy. The hidden gem on the Isle of Raasay, however, is the spectacular Isle of Skye! Raasay, positioned like a long sliver of land from...Read More

Every year, we release a limited programme of 60 private casks selected from our Na Sia six part recipe, giving you the chance to own one of the six core components of the award-winning Isle of Raasay Single Malt. While we may only be one month into the new year, an exceptional level of interest...Read More

Our environment is key to what makes the Isle of Raasay, our community and our whisky so unique. As islanders, we are well aware of the challenges we face and our responsibility in trying to lessen the impact on our environment. Last year, two of our team members helped lead a crowdfunding campaign to bring...Read More