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The Clydeside Distillery

EVENTS AND CELEBRATIONS

As the sun sets over the Queen’s Dock and our stunning lighting takes over, conversation will flow in the laid-back atmosphere…the unique character of our event venue will ensure plenty of talking points.

Host your event or celebration at The Clydeside Distillery and enjoy the most distinctive of all new Glasgow venues. The entire place will be yours for the evening. As you’d expect from a Distillery that handcrafts beautiful Single Malt Whisky, your event will be perfect in every detail and exude a delicious sense of sophistication.

A VARIETY OF FLEXIBLE SPACES

The Clydeside Distillery is one of Glasgow’s newest distilleries. Function room hire gives you a unique, fascinating space as you book the entire Distillery. It includes the restored Old Pumphouse with impressive sound and light facilities and the contemporary Distillery complete with polished concrete floors, creating a spectacular entrance for your guests.

  • The sleek Tasting Room seats from 30 to 50 for dinner.
  • The exhibition room can be opened up to connect with the Tasting Room for larger receptions upstairs; and can accommodate up to a maximum of 180 guests across both floors of the visitor centre.

CELEBRATIONS

If you love the finer things in life, The Clydeside Distillery is the perfect Glasgow venue to celebrate a significant birthday, anniversary or reunion. Enjoy a unique and memorable occasion with drinks and canapés… a formal dinner or small bowls… live music… a personal whisky tasting… a Distillery Tour hosted by one of our talented guides. Whatever you want, we can make it happen.

EXQUISITE FOOD AND DRINK FOR YOUR EVENT OR PARTY

From drinks and canapés to formal dinners, our events team and chef will create an individual menu for you. We serve a full range of drinks and spirits and the finest single malt whiskies. Naturally, there’s the perfect whisky to match every dish.

A PRIVATE DISTILLERY TOUR

As part of your evening, enjoy an exclusive guided tour around the Distillery, discovering how our distil Clydeside Single Malt Whisky. You can combine this with a whisky tasting of different Clydeside Single Malts and learn about their distinguishing characteristics. It all adds a unique dimension to your event or party.

Call our events team to find out more.

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  • A view from inside the Clydeside Distillery. A room with glass walls, it is taken in daylight from a first-storey mezzanine. The space is dominated by 2 enormous, copper whisky stills - an important instrument in the distilling of whisky. They have bulbous forms and highly polished surfaces, copper and silver pipes lead off of them. A black railing runs the length of the mezzanine, the floor is a mix of metal grates and tread plate. Out of the windows views of the River Clyde and blue skies are visible.

  • A view of a private dinner mezzanine space at the Clydside Distillery, filled with round tables with black table cloths. They are decorated with floral centrepieces, candles, silverware and menus. Wooden chairs with soft seats are arranged around them. What floor is visible is patterned with a checkerboard effect, but in the low light of the room it is not possible to discern the texture. A black railing runs the width of the mezzanine, a bare stone wall with an arched window is visible beyond.

  • An external view from the carpark of the Clydeside Distillery. A tarmacked carpark wraps around an old sandstone building. It has a large square clock tower on the nearest end with arched windows up its sides. The rest of the old building is single storied with large arched windows flanking its sides. A modern glass extension can be seen over 2 floors at the back, right of the building. The Glasgow Science Centre tower can be seen behind the roofline of the Clydeside Distillery against a pale evening sky.

  • An exterior shot of the Clydeside Distillery at night, the image is taken from a tarmacked car park, some planting, outdoor lighting and silver bollards line its edge. On the left the building is old and sandstone, the base of the wall is uplit, large arched windows also glow. The right of the building is 2-storeys, modern and has glass walls. The space is lit revealing the huge, shiny copper whisky still, an enormous, bulbous instrument used in the distilling process. The sky behind is dark and cloudy.