easy
45–55 minutes
No special fitness required; suitable for most visitors comfortable walking short distances on flat indoor surfaces.
Step inside Skelligs Six18 Distillery in County Kerry for an engaging tour that blends Celtic myths, hands-on gin crafting, and sustainable whiskey innovation. Discover why this immersive experience is a must for spirit lovers and culture seekers alike.
From 8 years old • 55 min • Learn about the art and craft of gin and whiskey distillation.
Embark on an unforgettable guided tour of Skellig Six18 distillery, led by a local storyteller. Experience the rich history and Celtic myths while engaging in hands-on sensory activities. Discover the art of gin and whiskey distillation, and learn about unique botanicals and a Michelin Star Chef's collaboration in crafting the perfect recipe.
Embark on an unforgettable guided tour of Skellig Six18 distillery, led by a local storyteller. Experience the rich history and Celtic myths while engaging in hands-on sensory activities. Discover the art of gin and whiskey distillation, and learn about unique botanicals and a Michelin Star Chef's collaboration in crafting the perfect recipe.
Tours have a maximum of 20 guests, so reserving early ensures you don’t miss this unique experience.
Give yourself ample time to check in and settle before the guided storytelling begins.
Children must be at least 8 years old to participate in the distillery tour due to safety regulations.
Non-drinkers are welcome and provided soft drinks, so no one misses out on learning and tasting botanicals.
Skellig Six18 honors Celtic traditions with stories incorporated into the tour, connecting craft distillation to centuries-old Irish heritage.
The new carbon-neutral whiskey distillery plant highlights their commitment to reducing environmental impact in this sensitive coastal region.
The tour includes walking and standing in the distillery, so comfortable footwear is recommended.
Spring can be cool around Kerry, so dress in layers for comfort.
spring specific
Stay hydrated, especially during warmer summer visits.
summer specific
Capture the scenic surroundings and unique distillery moments, but ask about photography rules inside.