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Belgrove Distillery, nestled in the picturesque landscape of Tasmania, stands as a truly unique and sustainable whisky distillery unlike any other. What sets Belgrove apart is its commitment to a closed-loop, environmentally conscious production process. The distillery is one of the few establishments globally that grows all its own grain, malts, ferments, distills, and barrel ages on site, ensuring unparalleled quality and flavour.
Belgrove takes immense pride in its green approach to whisky production, utilizing a variety of sustainable practices that showcase the brand's dedication to the environment. They power their operations using biofuel, biodiesel, and recycled waste cooking oil, while also recycling waste water for irrigation and reusing yeast to minimize their ecological footprint.
The distillery's popular 100% rye whisky is made from home-grown ryecorn and distilled in a copper pot still, built from scratch by the distillery's founder. This level of craftsmanship and attention to detail is evident in every bottle of Belgrove whisky, which captures the essence of Tasmania's rich, fertile landscape.
In our carefully curated collection of Belgrove whiskies, you'll find their highly sought-after Holy Shit Rye Whisky, which gained fame after being featured on Gordon Ramsay's TV show, Uncharted. Each batch of this smoky rye whisky is crafted with the utmost care, with the malted rye grain smoked by burning dried sheep dung. This unique approach to smoking the grain results in a whisky with delicate phenol notes, honey sweetness, and a fruity nose.
As you explore our selection of Belgrove's remarkable whiskies, you'll be captivated not only by their exceptional taste and quality but also by the commitment to eco-friendly practices that set this distillery apart from the rest. Indulge in the rich flavours of Tasmanian whisky and experience the harmonious blend of sustainability, craftsmanship, and tradition that Belgrove Distillery has to offer.
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