Products from Isle of Jura

Isle of Jura Whisky is a single malt Scotch whisky produced on the Isle of Jura. The distillery is located on the shores of Craighouse Loch and has been producing whisky since 1810.

The history of Isle of Jura Whisky dates back to 1810 when Archibald Campbell established a distillery on the Isle of Jura. The distillery changed hands several times over the years before finally closing in 1960. In 1963, the Fletcher family bought the estate and distillery and began producing whisky.

The distillery was modernised and expanded over the years to meet the growing demand for Isle of Jura whisky. Today, the distillery produces several different types of whisky, including the Isle of Jura 10 year, the Isle of Jura 16 year and the Isle of Jura Superstition.

The Isle of Jura whisky is made from barley grown on the island of Jura and is matured in oak casks. The whisky has a unique flavour influenced by the conditions on the Isle of Jura, including the harsh climate and peaty soils.

The Isle of Jura Distillery has won several awards in recent years, including multiple gold medals at the International Wine & Spirits Competition and the San Francisco World Spirits Competition. The distillery is now a major player in the Scotch whisky industry and a popular destination for tourists visiting the Isle of Jura.