Ramsbury Single Estate Vodka

The vodka is classified as 'single estate' because the organically grown wheat is cultivated, distilled, and bottled entirely within the grounds of the Ramsbury Estate in Wiltshire. This closed-loop process ensures complete traceability of the grain from the English soil directly to the bottle. Even the animal feed byproducts are reused on the farm.

Yes, the Ramsbury Estate in Marlborough, Wiltshire, frequently opens its doors to the public for guided distillery tours and vodka tasting experiences. Visitors can see the copper pot stills firsthand and learn about the aquifer water used in the distillation process. The tour typically concludes with a tasting session in their on-site shop.

While the base spirit is distilled from wheat, the extensive distillation process in their copper pot stills removes virtually all gluten proteins. Therefore, the final vodka product is entirely gluten-free and safe for individuals with celiac disease or gluten intolerances. The distillation process isolates the pure ethanol, leaving the heavy wheat proteins behind.

Ramsbury Single Estate Vodka is cut with pristine water drawn from an artesian aquifer located directly beneath the estate's property in Wiltshire. This naturally filtered water provides an incredibly soft and smooth mouthfeel without needing aggressive artificial filtration. The purity of this local water source is a key reason for the vodka's premium profile.