13. Isle of Harris Distillery
Tarbert, Isle of Harris, Outer Hebrides, HS3 3DJ
Type:Architectural Trail
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Designed by John R. Coleman Architects, it occupies a strategic position in Tarbert, visible to everyone arriving there. It is a modern take on a traditional form. Copper is used externally at the entrance area – hinting at what lies within.
A wonderful distillery where the famous Isle of Harris Gin is produced.
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