The Loch Lomond destination, officially launched in January 2026, has become a highly regarded visitor attraction.
Luss Distillery, a multi-million-pound distillery and visitor destination situated on the banks of Loch Lomond, has welcomed more than 55,000 visitors in its first year of operation. The site, launched by independent distiller Loch Lomond Group, also hosted nearly 5,000 tastings and tours since its quiet opening in October 2025.
First Minister John Swinney officially launched the distillery at a ribbon-cutting ceremony in January 2026. Since its opening, Luss Distillery has moved the entire production of its Ben Lomond Gin brand to its Luss location.
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The distillery has attracted guests from across the world, with visitors from the United States accounting for 8% of all visits, alongside guests from Germany, Netherlands, and France.
Tony MacLean, Brand Home Manager at Luss Distillery, said: “It has been a whirlwind first year, and as I look back on the past 12 months, I am so proud of what we have built here. Luss Distillery is unlike anything else in Scotland. It is a place where the stories of whisky and gin are brought together under one roof, making it incredibly unique and appealing to visitors with very different interests. Our spectacular location on the banks of Loch Lomond undoubtedly plays a huge part in attracting visitors.”





