Isle of Jura Scotch Whisky Distillery was built in 1810 and is situated just off the West Coast of Scotland and East of Islay. The first official Scottish distillery on Jura was built in 1810, but there is evidence that whisky had been made on the island as early as 1502.
The distillery produces the Isle of Jura 16 Year Old Single Malt, Isle of Jura 21 Year Old Single Malt and Isle of Jura 27 Year Old Single Malt to name a few.
The Isle of Jura distillery has know a new visitor center which opened in May 2011 and cost £100,000. The opening mark the first day of the Feis Ile. This visitor centre is on the site of the first distillery shop and show has the distillery has developed over the years. If you are also thinking about have a distillery tour of Jura this is the meeting place for such a tour. The contact details for the distillery are Isle of Jura Distillery, Jura, Argyllshire, PA60 7XT and the phone number is (0)1496 820240.
Isle of Jura launches limited edition: Jura Two-One-Two; a community spirit
Published Date: 3rd September 2019
The island of Jura means more to us that anything else. It is our beautiful and remote island home, blessed with breath-taking landscapes, rich natural resources and a tiny but inspiring community of 212 ‘ish. Read more
Jura Single Malt Scotch Whisky announces rare opportunity to join tiny island distillery off the West Coast of Scotland
Published Date: 20th June 2019
Applications are open to become the Brand Home Manager at the popular Single Malt Whisky Distillery. Jura are seeking applicants to join the distillery team which sits at the heart of the tiny island community, with current population at c.212 people. Read More
Jura celebrates momentous year with release of new Prestige Range
The Single Malt Maker reveals Rare Vintage Jura 1988 and Jura 28 Year Old, single malts perfected over decades.
Published Date: 11th December 2018
To mark the end of a monumental year for Jura Single Malt Whisky, the brand has revealed the first in the development of a new Prestige Range, showcasing some old and rare stocks from Jura’s whisky making history. Read more
Jura Whisky Launches New Signature Series: 5th March, 2018
Hours away from the Scottish mainland, miles away from ‘ordinary’; Jura might not be the easiest place to make whisky, but we believe it’s the best. One road, one pub and one distillery - and home to a determined community spirit. Free from distractions, we focus entirely on one thing – making the very best single malt whisky we can. Read more
Jura Celebrates Island Community With One And All Release: 1st September, 2017
Jura Single Malt Whisky today, 1st September, unveils a new limited edition expression, created in celebration of Jura’s community and the team of distillery workers who craft the award-winning whisky. Chosen by them, it’s fittingly named One And All. Read more
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Irish Distillers: New Packaging for Jameson Caskmates Series
Published Date: 27th November 2019
Irish Distillers, makers of some of the world’s most enjoyed whiskeys, has unveiled a packaging revamp for its Jameson Caskmates Series. Read more
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Gordon & MacPhail Reveals Unique Single Malts For Christmas: Malts from Old Pulteney and Glenlivet
Published Date: 14th November 2019
Single malt whisky creator Gordon & MacPhail has unveiled a duo of special bottlings from its iconic Connoisseurs Choice range for Christmas gifting. Read more
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Islay whisky collection up for auction in aid of RNLI: A Group of seven malt whiskies from each of Islay’s coastal distilleries Goes Under The Hammer
Published Date: 14th November 2019
The Islay Sea Collection, a group of seven malt whiskies from each of Islay’s coastal distilleries presented in a one of a kind display case is set to go under the hammer in this month’s Just Whisky auction with all proceeds going to the Portrush and Islay volunteer lifeboat crews. Read more
