Scottish Distillery Heritage
Land, lore and craft distilling — shaped by Clackmannan, the Ochil Hills and the River Forth.
A New Chapter in an Old Place
We do not claim to be an old distillery. Heart of Scotland was built by our family from the ground up in Clackmannan, Scotland’s smallest county.
But this is a place where history, craft and character have always mattered. From Clackmannan Tower and the Bruce family connection to the old distilling legacy of the Forth Valley, our spirits are shaped by the place we call home.
Explore Our Heritage
Our Distillery Today
Heart of Scotland is a modern family-run distillery built by us from the ground up in Clackmannan.
Our gin and vodka are distilled, bottled and labelled by our family team, using Ochil Hills water, carefully chosen botanicals and a finishing touch of Blackthorn Scottish Sea Salt. It is a hands-on process rooted in place, patience and pride — not contract production or mass scale.
We also try to make practical, responsible choices that suit a small distillery. Around 80% of our power comes from solar energy, and our cooling water is recycled through a closed-loop heat exchanger system, helping us reduce waste while keeping our process carefully controlled.
For us, heritage is not only about looking back. It is about carrying forward the spirit of this place in a way that feels honest, careful and built to last.
Our Crest
Our crest brings together our home, our family and the spirits we make by hand in Clackmannan.
Clackmannan Tower reflects the town’s royal links and its connection to Robert the Bruce, while the antlers, thistles, saltire and rolling waves nod to Scotland’s landscape, heritage and coastal influence.
At the centre is the heart — a reminder that our distillery was built by us, with care, belief and a genuine love for what we do.
Forged From Kings hunting grouds
Our crest brings together our home, our family and the spirits we make by hand in Clackmannan.
Clackmannan Tower reflects the town’s royal links and its connection to Robert the Bruce, while the antlers, thistles, saltire and rolling waves nod to Scotland’s landscape, heritage and coastal influence.
At the centre is the heart — a reminder that our distillery was built by us, with care, belief and a genuine love for what we do.