The Sleeping Giant Awakens: Rosebank Distillery Reborn

After more than 30 years of slumber, the Rosebank distillery in Falkirk has finally opened its doors to visitors, offering whisky enthusiasts from around the world a unique opportunity to experience the results of a meticulous four-year restoration project. This ‘ghost’ distillery, once thought to be lost forever, has been brought back to life by Ian Macleod Distillers, who have carefully retained the building’s key original features while introducing contemporary elements.

The newly restored home of Rosebank will now offer a world-class visitor experience for guests and is expected to stimulate tourism, generate employment, and significantly boost the local Falkirk economy.

The newly restored Rosebank distillery in Falkirk

The restoration project has been a labor of love, with the team at Ian Macleod Distillers working tirelessly to preserve the distillery’s original charm while introducing modern amenities. The result is a truly unique visitor experience that is sure to delight whisky enthusiasts and newcomers alike.

Whisky barrels at the Rosebank distillery

As visitors make their way through the distillery, they will be treated to a behind-the-scenes look at the whisky-making process, from malting to bottling. With its rich history and state-of-the-art facilities, the Rosebank distillery is poised to become a must-visit destination for anyone interested in whisky.

Whisky tasting at the Rosebank distillery

The reopening of the Rosebank distillery is a significant development for the local community, with the potential to stimulate tourism and generate employment opportunities in the area. As the distillery begins to welcome visitors from around the world, it’s clear that this ‘sleeping giant’ of Scottish whisky distilleries is ready to take its rightful place on the global stage.

The picturesque Falkirk landscape