Isles of Scilly Distillery ®

Scilly Gin ®

Our Scilly gin brings together some of the worlds finest botanicals, from Java and Africa to our own fields. We gently vapour infuse them in our little stills with a pure grain spirit in tiny batches, producing just 28 bottles at a time, ensuring that none of the amazing flavours are lost. Our small batch, single shot technique means that each batch is subtly unique, extracting the best of each botanical. ​This is a fresh vibrant gin with citrus, juniper and peppery notes that is perfect with a top quality tonic or in a cocktail.

Rose Geranium Gin

We have been growing and distilling rose geranium for it's essential oil at Westward farm for many years. We absolutely love it and really wanted to use it in a gin. We extract the geranium as a single botanical, then blend it with our Scilly gin in a perfect marriage of juniper and geranium. A warm floral spirit that really showcases the beauty of rose geranium. ​We love this gin straight up with a wedge of lime, on the rocks..... or on the beach in the sunshine. It equally holds it's own in a G&T.

Wild Wingletang Gin

St Agnes' Wingletang Downs are named after the 'Whins' of gorse and 'Tangs' of kelp that are found there. We wanted to capture the amazing aroma of the gorse in the glorious Scilly sunshine. To do this we collect gorse blossom on a sunny spring morning and distil them as a single botanical in a vacuum. This means that we can work at a low temperature so that none of the fantastic flavour is spoiled.​ Green, nutty notes come through from the gorse blending perfectly with the spiciness of our other botanicals. This is a gin that really stands out and is equally as good straight up with some ice as with a quality tonic. 

28 Miles Gin (honey and orange)

​Our 28 miles gin is a constantly evolving seasonal gin that showcases the botanicals that we have growing throughout the year. We grow a range of plants for their essential oils which we use in our 28 miles soaps and cosmetics. We match these home-grown, local botanicals in our still with others from around the world for a range of interesting, flavoursome gins.



Westward farm bees have been working hard to make delicious wild flower honey, feeding off some of the botanicals that we use in our other gins. This unique honey is balanced with orange for a sweeter, silky gin that is lovely with a top quality tonic, slice of fresh orange and sprig of thyme.

Tanglewood Kitchen Pink Gin

Westward Farm and Tanglewood Kitchen have teamed up to bring you this special pink gin, traditionally coloured with Angostura bitters. Pink gin’s history comes from the Royal Navy in the 1800s when Angostura bitters was added to gin and given to help prevent seasickness. It soon made it ashore and became a popular drink in high end establishments.


This is a spicy gin with mace, Szechuan pepper and a hint of lim. Traditionally served straight over ice with a twist of Leon zest, we also love this pink gin with well chilled tonic and a twist of lime.

28 Miles Gin (chamomile and elderberry)

Our 28 miles gin is a constantly evolving seasonal gin that showcases the botanicals that we have growing throughout the year. We grow a range of plants for their essential oils which we use in our 28 miles soaps and cosmetics. We match these home-grown, local botanicals in our still with others from around the world for a range of interesting, flavoursome gins.


Chamomile bring a lovely sweetness to this gin that sits wonderfully with the deep, dark berry flavour of eldeberry

SC Dogs x Westward Farm minature set

The Spirits of the Isles of Scilly - Miniatures selection pack

Each set includes 2x Westward farm gins and 2x SC Dogs spirits of your choice

Sloe Gin

​Our friends at Trebarvah Farm in Seworgan, Cornwall have been busy picking sloes from their hedgerows for this collaboration. These have been steeping for 9 months in our classic Scilly gin before being sweetened and bottled. This traditional sloe gin is delicious, dark and fruity with a good balance of sweet and sharp. Perfect for drinking neat in front of a cosy fire in the winter, or we love it mixed mixed bitter lemon or prosecco for a long refreshing drink.

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28 Miles Gin (Oak Aged)

We've over-wintered our Scilly gin in an oak barrel, previously filled with Bourdeaux wine. This brings a lovely ruby colour and oaky flavour to the gin. Perfect for sipping over ice or with a quality tonic..

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Wildflower Honey 450g (1lb)

A rare chance to get your hands on some of our wildflower honey. This is a set honey made by our bees that forage on the wildflowers of St Agnes and lots of the botanicals that we use in our gins and essential oils. Mike has kept bees for a lot of years and has been very active in ensuring that Scilly remains one of very few places in the world to be free from Varroa and many other diseases that affect bees.. The island is only big enough to support around 10 hives and we always try to leave enough honey on them so that they can overwinter naturally on their own supplies rather than supplementing their feed. All of this means that there there is never very much of it. In fact this is the first time that we've had any honey to sell for 3 years as our bees have really struggled with the long dry spells that we've been experiencing so grab it while you can. Unique and utterly delicious!

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Cyder


​We produce our cyder using traditional methods and blend it for a balanced, fresh, fruity flavour.!

​Available locally in 500ml bottles

Online Stockists

​Mainland stockists

Ellis Wharton Wines - Indian Queens
Cornwall Gin Superstore - Penryn
Constantine stores - Constantine
​Thornes Fruit & Veg LTD - Long Rock Penzance
The Cornish Foodbox Co. - Truro
​Great Cornish Food Store - Truro
Ann's Pasties - Porthleven
​Wadebridge Wines - Wadebridge
​Little Gin Shack - Wadebridge
North Coast Wine Co - Bude
R Triggs Shop - the Lizard
The Eden Project - Bodelva
Lost Gardens of Heligan - Pentewan
​Trevallick's farm shop - Pensilva
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Other useful links

For guidebooks and maps of Scilly and Cornwall​
For Isles of Scilly tourist information