Explore Ludlow Distillery
Where you can find us
Ludlow Farm Shop site
Bromfield
Ludlow
Shropshire
SY8 2JR
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HANDCRAFTED EXCELLENCE
We’re very proud to craft the very best spirits.
It all began with the birth of Ludlow Gin in 2018. From the outset we wanted to create premium hand-crafted gins that you could drink neat as well as in cocktails and the classic G&T; distilled spirits should be creations of beauty, something to savour. We distill gin as it has been crafted for hundreds of years, using only the finest natural botanicals, and definitely no artificial colours or flavours. We use a traditional, copper-pot distillation, all we add is water to bring the gin to bottling strength.
It was only a matter of time before we used our skills as master distillers to bring a premium whisky, vodka and rum to the market as well. All created with the same commitment to handcrafted excellence.
OUR HERITAGE
Ludlow is famous for food: passionate producers, characterful bistros and restaurants, and epic festivals.
“I’ve seen the food scene grow and develop over this time; I spotted a gap and thought I could combine my passion for premium spirits with my passion for Ludlow. It’s something new for the town I love, something that will spread the news that it’s a great place to visit.
Ludlow sits at the historical heart of the Welsh Marches, the borderlands between Wales and England. This region has been my home for the last 20 years; it’s an incredible place, from the rugged landscape of Shropshire to the rolling hills of Herefordshire.”
Shaun Ward – Master Distiller
DAILY DISTILLERY TOURS
Discover how Ludlow Distillery was born, from the humble beginnings of Ludlow Gin, through to the birth of our English single malt whisky. Learn about our production story and sample some of our finest spirits, all made with love.
Daily tours take place on weekdays at 3pm, Saturdays at 12noon, 1.30pm and 3pm, and Sundays at 1.30pm and 3pm; walk-ins are welcome! Accessible tours are available by prior appointment. Online bookings close 10 mins before the tour; walk-ins may still be available in store. We provide a takeaway 5cl mini gin and tonic for those not drinking. We ask all visitors to drink responsibly. Accessible tours can be arranged by appointment.
Group discount: Book eight tickets, and automaically get the eighth free in the check out!
If tours are fully booked, we can arrange group tours for 8 or more at other times slots with 24 hours’ notice, please email [email protected] or call 07928 621 608.
LUDLOW GIN SCHOOL
If you are looking to discover how we make our award-winning Ludlow Dry Gin and have the opportunity to craft your very own dry gin, then you will not want to miss our Gin School.
Join us for an unforgettable experience; includes drinks and a distillery tour; weekly slots are available on Fridays and Saturdays starting at 3pm. Accessible tours can be arranged by appointment.
Stills can be shared or you can have your own to yourself!
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