New Boleskine House Gin Range Launches This July

Boleskine House is delighted to announce the launch of its first-ever gin range, created in partnership with Great Glen Distillery and inspired by the extraordinary landscape, history and atmosphere of the Boleskine estate.

The new collection features three distinctive dry gins: Abramelin, Farigaig Forest and Rose Garden. Each gin has been designed to reflect a different aspect of Boleskine’s story, from its esoteric heritage and Highland setting to the wild natural beauty of the estate and its gardens. The range uses bespoke label artwork created for Boleskine House, with each bottle featuring a striking visual design visible through the glass. The gins are also distilled from the purest water in Loch Ness.

Our Abramelin Gin is rich, aromatic and quietly ceremonial, drawing on the mysteries of Abramelin and the esoteric heritage of Boleskine. It combines Highland heather and bright lemon peel with frankincense, myrrh, galangal, cassia bark and classic gin botanicals for a complex, atmospheric spirit.

Farigaig Forest Gin celebrates the ancient woodland behind Boleskine House. Fresh Scots pine, bog myrtle, elderflower and fennel are balanced with rowanberry, lingonberry, chanterelle mushroom and orange peel, creating a vibrant gin rooted in the natural landscape of South Loch Ness.

Rose Garden Gin is inspired by the wild roses and landscaped gardens of the estate. Delicate rose and meadow flowers are paired with raspberry, redcurrant, apple, hawthorn, meadowsweet and lemon peel to create a floral, fruit-led gin full of summer character.

The Boleskine House Gin Range will be available to purchase on site from July, priced at £55 per bottle. Visitors buying all three bottles will receive a free pair of Boleskine House Glencairn whisky glasses.

Exclusive gin tastings will also be available at Boleskine House, giving visitors the opportunity to sample the full range and learn more about the inspiration behind each expression. Tastings are priced at £45 per person and can be arranged by asking a member of staff during your visit or booked in advance.

A spokesperson for Boleskine House said:

“This gin range is a celebration of Boleskine’s unique story — its landscape, its atmosphere, its gardens and its remarkable heritage. We wanted to create something that visitors could enjoy on site and also take away as a lasting connection to the house and estate. Each bottle has its own character, but together they form a very distinctive Boleskine collection.”

The launch of the gin range forms part of Boleskine House’s wider visitor offer as the restored house continues to welcome guests to the south side of Loch Ness. Proceeds from sales support the ongoing care, operation and development of Boleskine House.