£2m eco-friendly distillery proposed for Clyde Valley
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A 3D visualisation of the proposal (credit: Yub Architecture)
A planning application has been submitted for a £2 million off-grid rum distillery on the River Clyde, using a fusion of traditional methods and modern technology.
About this development:
- Authority:South Lanarkshire
- Type:Commercial
- Applications:
The South Lanarkshire initiative, proposed by Neil Pringle, will be positioned at the start of the “Clyde Valley Tourist Route”. The flood-resilient structure plans to work with distillery manufacturer iStill to cut energy consumption by 80% compared to conventional distilleries.
The facility will also include a visitor centre and cafe. It will aim to produce 60,000 litres of alcohol annually, including rum, vodka, and eventually whisky. Once operational it is expected to create 33 full-time jobs.
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