The inspiration for our gin recipe dates back to 1665 when the survivors of a ship, wrecked around Bishop Rock, were rescued by bold crewmen in pilot gig boats from this island, St Mary’s.
Part of that ship’s rich cargo was pepper from Java for the Spice Trade, and so pepper is one of the 6 main botanicals (reflective of the oarsmen) plus juniper (the cox to lead) that make up our bold, vibrant Island Gin.
At Scilly Spirit Distillery we offer tours around our distillery. You'll see our two 500…
John Bourdeaux has his studio in Old Town. He creates an amazing set of glazes, utilizing…
Situated at the front of the Town Hall on St. Mary's, pop in to browse the shop and enjoy…
Tamarisk is a new gallery in the centre of Hugh Town showcasing artwork by local painters…
Located within their home at Porthloo, Glandore Gallery is a small, friendly, beachside…
Situated in the tranquil and beautiful Holy Vale on the Nature Trail at the heart of St.…
Pot buoys gallery is owned and run by local artist Emma Eberlein and showcases a variety…
The unique Valhalla collection is situated within Tresco Abbey Garden and contains some…
The sub-tropical Abbey Garden is a glorious exception; a perennial Kew without the glass,…
Nestled on the shoreline of New Grimsby harbour, this converted pilot gig shed now hosts…
Visit one of the smallest and most south-westerly vineyards in the UK here on the…
Scilly's postal flower service. Sending gift boxes of scented island flowers by 1st class…
Watercolour artist, photographer, enamel pin creator based on St. Martin's.
Locally inspired uniqe ceramics created by Tyrane Micheal Van den Berg on St. Martin's.
Bryher Gallery is a friendly independent space showcasing local and Cornish artisans.…
The most south-westerly observatory in the UK. The facility provides two observation…
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