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Galloway Distillery

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A modern Galloway distillery near Newton Stewart, best known for its Hills & Harbour gin and now making single malt too. Tours take you round the still house and there’s a shop for bottles to take home; book a tour slot ahead of visiting. It trades today as Galloway Distillery, having started out as Crafty Distillery. No train nearby to speak of — this is car country.

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