Step into the Cotswolds Distillery in Stourton for a 90‑minute guided tour and tasting that walks you through grain to glass. Learn production, maturation, and tasting techniques while enjoying the full range of spirits — with non‑alcoholic options for drivers.
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Step off the lane into a low-slung distillery where copper stills catch the light and the air carries a warm, grainy scent. The tour begins in a convert‑industrial still house in Stourton, where guides move with easy authority through mash tuns and barrels, explaining processes that turn locally grown barley into spirit.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; requires standing and short walks over level surfaces
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History
Part of the modern English whisky movement, this distillery opened in the 2010s to produce single‑malt whisky using locally sourced grain and traditional stilling methods.
Conservation
The distillery emphasizes local barley sourcing and limited‑scale production; visitors are encouraged to respect site rules to minimize disturbance and waste.
Reserve your spot on the Guided Tour & Tasting today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring photo ID
Tastings are age‑restricted; carry ID to avoid being turned away at tasting time.
Wear comfortable shoes
The tour includes short walks across production floors and into warehousing — flat, non‑slip shoes are best.
Book in advance
Tours are limited to small groups and fill on weekends and holidays; reserve your slot online.
Plan transport
Drivers are catered for with non‑alcoholic alternatives, but consider public transport or a designated driver if sampling several drams.
Photo ID
Required for alcohol service and age verification.
Comfortable, flat shoes
Good grip and comfort for walking across production areas and warehouses.
Weatherproof jacket
Light rain is common in the Cotswolds; a packable jacket keeps you comfortable between site and car.
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Compact camera or phone
Capture still house details and cask rooms; check photography rules first.