Stirling's newly announced whisky distillery has revealed a first look at its plans for the interior and unveiled a famous face as its master blender.
The team behind the Wolfcraig Distillery project showed off a first glimpse of the artist's impressions how the inside of the new £15m production site will look.
They also revealed that after 50 years with Whyte & Mackay, industry legend and Scotland's most famous master blender Richard Paterson will be joining them.
Speaking about the appointment Co-founder Michael Lunn said they were "honoured and proud" to welcome Richard as Wolfcraig’s master blender.
The new whisky experience near Stirling will incorporate the distillery, an interactive, education-focused family visitor attraction, a private tasting room and 180-cover bistro restaurant and bar.
Subject to planning approval, construction is expected to get underway in spring 2021 with the distillery set to open its doors in summer 2022.
It is anticipated that the distillery will employ around 50 full-time staff members.
