Isle of Raasay Feragaia
Product details
| Management number | 253482942 | Release Date | 2026/10/24 | List Price | CA$22.00 | Model Number | 253482942 | ||
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An award winning and incredibly unique botanical non-alcoholic spirit hailing from the heaths of Scotland.
Is it Scotch? Is it Gin? Feragaia is a completely singular take on the botanical distilled non-alc spirit that could only hail from a far-flung fjord on the edge of the Old World's earth. Harnessing 12 distinct and listed botanicals, many grown on-site in their own distillery's grounds, and combining elements of ocean, earth, and exotic spice. Feragaia is all natural (no "flavours", just ingredients), completely unsweetened (zero grams sugar), and without alcohol (0.0% ABV).
Drink unmixed over ice, or add tonic or other mixers for a unique and complex cocktail.
So, is this earthy, smoke-touched brown distallate whiskey? Say the makers:
"Our ambition was twofold. Firstly, to create a spirit for people who don’t drink and have no interest in existing spirit categories, and secondly to offer something uncompromising to those who do drink but sometimes seek an alternative. Feragaia is naturally amber in colour and is made in the Scottish Lowlands. Therefore, whisky is the most frequent comparison. Whilst we take inspiration from the whisky style of drinking, Feragaia is not based on a whisky and bears no resemblance in taste."
Find out for yourself!
—> Wirecutter’s Best Non-alc of 2026 List
“Feragaia is a bright, light (don’t let the dark bottle fool you) botanical spirit made in Scotland. It opens with complex florals of chrysanthemum, layered with spice and sting from the cayenne. Testers compared the aroma to gasoline and cleaning products, in a stiff but not offputting way.
On its own, Feragaia is stronger and acerbic, bright in the nose and just bitter enough to slow you down. Mixed with citrus rind and seltzer, the spirit opens up into a delicious, adult, refreshing quaff, subtle and slightly piney, with testers poetically comparing it to a walk through damp Maine woods. Unique, mildly savory, and sort of gin-like, this drink could entertain a mixologist for at least the month of January. Feragaia is sold in squat, attractive, deep-amber-colored 700-mL glass bottles that look right at home on a bar cart.
Ingredient highlights: Feragaia contains botanical distillates but does not list them. Other ingredients include cayenne, blackcurrant, chamomile, and apple.”
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