We continue the love of our culture and Gaelic language. We show this further by marking where we’re from and where we distill- Port Rìgh - King’s Port. We love our island home and all it brings, including Àile na Beinne - the scent, smell, breeze or air of the hill.
Our new bottle captures more of the essence of our island home.
The colour signifies our crystal clear water and the whirlpool waves signifies the waves of our seas that surround us.
We are Misty Isle-Eilean a Cheò. Our Gaelic culture and history is engrained in us.
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@NickNairn Why is this woman allowed to even walk the streets. It’s as if she wants to destroy the drinks industry never mind hospitality which has not recovered from Covid! CSL and her pals stand to rake in millions per year if @scotgov don’t crush this.
Treat Mum to a special bottle of #ScottishGin with our free delivery offer or send her a gift voucher so she can choose for herself. Better yet, sign her up to our #GinSubscription so she can enjoy a new Scottish #Gin every 1, 2 or 3 months - https://t.co/ntlsYE05LT
Want to visit our gin school or distillery, but not sure where to stay while you’re here? Look no further than the Marmalade Hotel. https://t.co/26WD9vgYjX
In January and October, the average amount of rainfall is 150mm, which is twice the amount of rain you can expect during a visit to Edinburgh! It is this unique landscape that inspired us to not only create our spirits, but also the name of our brand – Misty Isle.
Looking for the perfect festive cocktail? We've created a guide with our favourite Misty Isle gin recipes to warm you up this winter! 🍸 https://t.co/qE12E0cVeh