Address: Clynelish Distillery, Brora, Sutherland, KW9 6LR, UK 

Clynelish distillery is approximately 1.5 hours drive north of Inverness on the A9 and NC 500 route on the edge of the village of Brora. Public transport options are limited to reach the distillery, although there is a bus stop (X99) and train station in the village of Brora. It is a 25-minute walk from the bus stop and/or train station to the distillery.  

We recommend visiting Traveline Scotland to plan your route and to stay up to date on transport options. 

Read more at https://travelinescotland.com/ 

Please note that during winter the distillery may have to close at short notice due to weather conditions. Please check our Google listing for up-to-date information before you visit us. 

Tuesday to Saturday October 10-5pm Nov-Feb 10-4pm March/April 10-5pm

October | Tuesday – Saturday | 10:00 – 17:00

November – February | Tuesday – Saturday | 10:00 – 16:00 

March - April | Tuesday – Saturday | 10:00 – 17:00

Special Christmas hours apply to the following dates only: 

• 24^th December | 10:00 – 15:00 

• 25^th & 26^th December & 1^st & 2^nd January | Closed 

Explore the flavours of Clynelish and discover your perfect serve, whether you’re a whisky dram loyalist, innovative cocktail enthusiast, or aficionado of alcohol-free quenchers. 

The bar at Clynelish is open 10:00 – 16:00 during the distillery’s opening hours. Last orders are at 15:45.

Please note that all under 18s need to be accompanied by an adult.   

View Food and Drink Menu. Please note that our menus are subject to change.

At Clynelish distillery in Brora, we’re honoured to have received the UK’s highest eco-tourism award in our journey to a greener future. Our distillery and visitor experience earned the prestigious gold certification from Green Tourism for our sustainable practices. 

We were recognised for our efforts to encourage sustainable travel, including the installation of cycle racks and planned electric vehicle charging points for all our future visitors. Following a distillery upgrade, old pumps and motors were replaced with new, more energy efficient equipment. Which means that, combined with the introduction of low energy lighting and lighting sensor activation, Clynelish has recorded electrical savings of approximately 3874 KWh per week.

We’re pleased to have consulted Euan’s Guide to ensure that we provide disabled access information upfront to give all our visitors the confidence to visit our distillery and enjoy the experience. Please do let us know if you have any specific requirements at the time of your booking and a member of staff will be in touch. 

Accessible Parking 

We have 3 accessible parking spaces which are located within approximately 30 metres of the entrance to Clynelish. There are no obstacles between these spaces and entering the building. 

Accessible Areas 

We also have a ramp at our entrance and a lift to the first floor (with a door width of 90cm) where you can visit our Coastal Tasting Room. Unfortunately, the tour route is not fully accessible due to some stairs however we are working on a virtual experience to share with visitors who cannot access the working distillery. We have braille signage available throughout the building and an induction loop system available in our Storyroom as part of the tour experience for visitors who may wish to use this. Please ask one of our guides when you visit if you would like to use the induction loop system or if you have any queries. 

Accessible Experiences 

Our experiences are quite engaging and immersive. Some of the experiences include theatrical lights and projection effects. This is a tour for everyone so if you have any concerns or require any other needs please get in touch or add a comment at time of booking and we will work to accommodate. 

Accessible Toilets 

An accessible toilet is available and our facilities include a red cord and handrails. Unfortunately, we do not have accessible changing facilities. 

Assistance Animals 

Guide and assistance dogs are welcome however, due to health & safety regulations, animals are not permitted in the production areas of the distillery. If you are visiting us with a guide or assistance dog, we are happy to make reasonable adjustments to our tours to ensure you have an enjoyable, and above all safe, experience. Please let us know if any specific requirements at time of booking so we can endeavour to deliver a positive visitor experience. 

Dog Policy

Well behaved dogs are welcome in our shops and bars. Please ensure your dog is under control, and closely supervised by a responsible adult at all times. 

Dogs must be kept on a short lead and must not be allowed to climb on furniture or touch the items in our shop. 

Please understand that not everyone likes dogs and/or could have an allergy to your pet - please keep a respectful distance from our team and our other visitors. 

Dogs are not permitted in any back of house areas. 

Due to the size of our bars and shops, we may need to limit the number of dogs permitted inside at any one time. 

We reserve the right to ask you to leave should we have any concerns over your dogs’ behaviour or if your dog is disrupting other guests.

Telephone | 01408 623000 

Email | clynelish@malts.com