Distilleries

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A sector we know well

Over the years, Robinsons has been involved in a number of distillery projects across the UK. We’ve worked with established names to family-owned distilleries, helping deliver the buildings needed to support the next stage of their journey.

Every site is different, which is one of the reasons we enjoy working in the sector so much. Some projects involve creating additional storage. Others require alterations to existing buildings. No two jobs are quite the same.

Trusted by leading distilleries

We’re proud to have worked with distilleries including Bruichladdich, Kilchoman, Isle of Raasay and Rémy Cointreau. When you’ve worked on enough of these projects, you quickly learn that every detail matters.

Experience where it counts

Distillery projects often take place on operational sites. That means construction work needs to be carefully planned and carried out with consideration for the people working around it. Our team understands the importance of communication throughout the project and works closely with clients to minimise disruption wherever possible.

See our work

Distillery projects are rarely straightforward, which is part of what makes them interesting. Over the years, we’ve worked on projects for some well-known names in the industry, helping deliver buildings that support growth while fitting into existing workflows. Take a look at a few examples below.

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