
Gotland Whisky: History, Whisky Range and Visitor Guide
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Gotland Whisky produces spirit in the Swedish island's Roma district, in a converted industrial building marked Gotland Whisky. The island setting and use of organically farmed grain give the distillery a distinct identity.
The Isle of Lime name connects the brand to the limestone geology and island environment of Gotland. Early releases were numbered or limited before more familiar branded bottles appeared.
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Gotland Whisky at a glance
Quick fact | Details |
|---|---|
Location | Roma, Gotland island, Sweden |
Region | Gotland |
Country | Sweden |
History | Island whisky project from early 2010s |
Founders and ownership | Gotland Whisky Aktiebolag |
Reference bottle | Isle of Lime Gotland Whisky |
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Distillery history
Gotland Whisky produces spirit in the Swedish island's Roma district, in a converted industrial building marked Gotland Whisky. The island setting and use of organically farmed grain give the distillery a distinct identity.
The Isle of Lime name connects the brand to the limestone geology and island environment of Gotland. Early releases were numbered or limited before more familiar branded bottles appeared.
People, founders and ownership
The historic producer and people associated with this venture are Gotland Whisky Aktiebolag. Ownership and job titles can change, so confirm the current organisation through the sources below.
How the whisky is made
Whisky production starts with local cereals, fermentation and distillation before oak maturation. The island's maritime climate and the use of organic grain form part of the story, although the exact age, strength and cask combination varies between bottlings.
Whisky bottles and releases
The following releases are verified producer offerings or historically identifiable bottles. Bottle ages, strengths and vintages should be checked on the actual label. Whisky Clan has not independently tasted them for this guide.
Isle of Lime
A Gotland organic malt whisky label associated with the distillery.
Gotland Whisky single cask editions
Small batches with numbered casks and varying wood recipes.

Pictured: Isle of Lime Gotland Whisky. The photo shows a real release associated with this producer.
Awards and milestones
Gotland Whisky is part of Sweden's new generation of regional distilleries, alongside High Coast and Mackmyra. Individual medals should be attributed to the specific release and year.
Visiting Gotland Whisky
The distillery in Roma may arrange visits and tastings, subject to season and booking. Check direct details from the operator before travelling to Gotland.
Visitor hours, booking and whisky availability are date-sensitive. Check the operator directly before travelling.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is the distillery?
Roma, Gotland island, Sweden
When was the distillery established?
Island whisky project from early 2010s
What whisky is associated with it?
Isle of Lime; Gotland Whisky single cask editions. See the provenance notes above for whiskies that were sourced or made elsewhere.
Can I visit?
The distillery in Roma may arrange visits and tastings, subject to season and booking. Check direct details from the operator before travelling to Gotland.
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Sources and image credits
Research reviewed 23 October 2026. External credits appear only here at the bottom of the guide.
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Whisky Clan researches whisky history, distillation, bottles and travel, with verifiable reader updates welcomed.





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