You can become a part of our whisky adventure with your very own cask of Stannergill Single Malt Whisky. The flavour of Stannergill Whisky will honour the Caithness whiskies of the past but also present opportunities for new flavours, and new Caithness whisky making traditions. Find out more...

Joining our 1818 Society will make a truly unique gift for whisky and history lovers. Membership is the only way to access our first ever release, and spaces are extremely limited. Find out more...

If Castletown Mill holds a special place in your heart please sponsor a roof tile and you will become a lasting part of the story of Castletown Mill. Find out more...

We want to see Castletown Mill flourish again not only as a whisky distillery but also a visitor destination to be enjoyed. Find out more...

We drove past the derelict Castletown Mill every day and fell in love with the building, we were determined to one day conserve and revitalise it. Find out more...

In his novel “Highland River”, Dunbeath born critic, dramatist, and novelist Neil Miller Gunn (8th November 1891 – 15th January 1973) describes Caithness “as the land of exquisite light” where “Lochs and earth and sea pass away to a remote horizon”. Find out more...

Castletown Mill lies at the heart of a village steeped in history. Located on the most northernly coast of the Scottish Mainland, Castletown is known as the Flagstone Village reflecting its association with the quarrying and export of Caithness flagstone. Find out more...