This artisan gin distillery produces An Dúlamán using a 500L hand-hammered copper still and five Donegal seaweeds that can only be harvested during a full moon, when the tides are right. Learn about the gin-making process on distillery tours, which end with a tasting. At research time plans were underway to move to a new whiskey and gin distillery in Ardara, complete with a ±è´Ç¾±³ÙÃ²Ô (illicit Irish whiskey) museum; check the website for the latest information.
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