Distillery region, England
Distilleries in Cornwall
Cornwall's distilleries mostly make gin and rum, and several are on farms or near the coast. Many open to visitors during the main tourist season, so a distillery visit fits easily into a wider trip to Cornwall.
- Gin and rum producers, several on farms or near the coast
- Tarquin's at Wadebridge, one of England's best-known craft gins, with 90-minute tours at £18
- A gin school at Colwith Farm, where you distil your own 70cl bottle
- Busiest in summer, when booking ahead matters most

Map of Cornwall distilleries
Distilleries to know
Tarquin's (Southwestern Distillery)
£18 tour, 90 minutes: welcome G&T, production tour and a four-gin tasting.
Wadebridge. Gin, Rum, tours.
Official websiteColwith Farm Distillery
Makes spirits from crops grown on its own farm. Gin school: two hours, £79 for one or £99 for two sharing, distilling a 70cl bottle.
Lanlivery. Vodka, Gin, tours, gin school.
Official websitePocketful of Stones
Caspyn gin. Tastings in Penzance or Falmouth: £20, or £10 for drivers, about 90 minutes to two hours.
Penzance. Gin, Rum, tours.
Official websiteCornish Distilling Co
£20 rum tours at Norton Barton Artisan Food Village, covering fermentation to bottling, with rum samples.
Launcells, near Bude. Rum, Gin, tours.
Official website
Tour and opening details change; confirm with each distillery before you travel.
Planning a visit
Several Cornish distilleries open to visitors, mostly through spring and summer. Tarquin's runs 90-minute tours at Wadebridge, Colwith Farm runs a gin school at Lanlivery, Pocketful of Stones holds tastings in Penzance and Falmouth, and Cornish Distilling Co runs rum tours near Bude. Book ahead in summer, when demand is highest.
Gin schools and make-your-own-gin sessions: Colwith Farm Distillery (Lanlivery).
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