Plans Submitted for New ‘Landmark Distillery’ in ‘Underrated’ Scottish Lochside Village | Scotsman Food and Drink

Plans submitted for new ‘landmark distillery’ in ‘underrated’ Scottish lochside village | Scotsman Food and Drink

A former oil depot on Ardrishaig Pier is set to be brought back to life, as plans have been submitted for a new craft whisky distillery and visitor destinat ...

Bid to revive whisky production in Argyll village after almost 90 years

Plans have been submitted to transform a former oil depot into a new 'landmark' distillery in a a small village on the shores of Loch Fyne in Argyll.

Scottish village to be transformed by lochside whisky attraction in former oil depot - Scottish Daily Express

Developers want to create 'something the village can be proud of' and they believe it could be a boost for the entire region thanks to the booming whisky tourism industry

New Whisky Distillery Planned for Ardrishaig Oil Depot

Credit: Organic Architects and Ardrishaig Distillery Design firm Organic Architects has submitted a planning application to transform a former oil depot on Ardrishaig Pier into a new craft whisky distillery. The proposed development on the West Coast of Scotland is intended to become a working distillery and visitor destination, complete with a courtyard, tasting rooms, and a viewing terrace. The project would redevelop a contaminated site that …

Plans submitted to transform former oil depot into new distillery in Ardrishaig

ORGANIC Architects, a specialist in designing sustainable distilleries, has submitted a planning application for a new craft whisky distillery and visitor destination on the west coast of Scotland. The plans would bring a former oil depot on Ardrishaig Pier back to life. The unused site would be transformed into a working distillery with a courtyard, tasting rooms, viewing terrace, and a greenhouse building facing Loch Gilp. Ardrishaig has a str…

Former oil depot in Ardrishaig set to become new whisky distillery

A former oil depot in Ardrishaig, near the Crinan Canal, is set to be transformed into a new whisky distillery and visitor destination, as plans are formally submitted for a redevelopment that would bring whisky-making back to the village for the first time since 1937, when the Glenfyne Distillery closed. The planning application for the contaminated brownfield site, submitted by Organic Architects on behalf of Ardrishaig Distillery Ltd, propose…