A circular logo with a black background and yellow-green border, featuring an illustration of a still or distillation apparatus in the center. The text around the circle reads "Off Grid Grid Distillery" and "Glenuig Moidart".

Off-Grid, Solar-Powered, and Sustainably Crafted

At our distillery, sustainability is at the heart of everything we do. Operating completely off the grid, we rely on solar energy to power our operations. 

Our goal is simple but ambitious: to achieve the lowest carbon footprint possible. By generating our own solar power and storing it on site, we minimise reliance on external energy sources and reduce our emissions at every stage of production. Even on cloudy days, our advanced battery systems keep the distillery running seamlessly.

From our water management practices to our packaging choices, every decision is made with sustainability in mind. We’re continually exploring new ways to reduce waste, conserve resources, and push the boundaries of what an environmentally responsible distillery can be.

  • Solar panels installed with wildflowers in front, trees in the background, and a partly cloudy sky.

    Harvest it.

    Nature Among the Panels
    Sheep trim the grass, deer wander through, and wildflowers flourish — proof that nature and renewable energy can share the same space beautifully.

  • Bees entering and exiting a wooden hive with green grass in the foreground.

    Nurture it.

    Solar-Powered Beehives
    Our solar panels do double duty: making clean energy and keeping our resident bees buzzing happily among the arrays.

  • A small waterfall flowing over rocks with moss in a natural setting.

    Preserve it.

    100% Recycled Water
    We treat water with the same respect as our spirits — every drop is reused, refined, and never wasted.

  • Close-up of a purple flowering plant with bee in flight during sunset, large sun in background.

    Nourish it.

    Rum By-products Reborn
    Even our dunder’s getting a second life — soon nourishing and hydrating our future polytunnels in a true circle of sustainability.