Whisky galore in Jedburgh as Simpson & Brown distillery wins go-ahead
December 8 2016
Alongside the whisky plant Mossburn Distillers aim to build a visitor centre and 200-seat restaurant on land at the former Jedforest Hotel, Camptown.
A phased development plan calls for the creation of a small-scale operation as early as 2018 before ramping up production in a more ambitious industrial facility which could be operational by 2021.
Jedburgh is the latest in a long line of distilleries to progress in recent years, with work already underway on a rival distillery in the centre of Hawick. Separate schemes are also planned for Holyrood Park, Edinburgh; Queen’s Dock, Glasgow and the Isle of Arran.
Landscape architecture is being overseen by Paul Hogarth
The low slung pavilion will nestle in the landscape
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1 Comment
#1 Posted by Islands of sanity on 8 Dec 2016 at 19:58 PM
Looks great. Let's hope the clients commit themselves all the way and there is no watering down of the product ---namely the design integrity and quality.
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