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Bracken Still distillery

Dougal shows how grain left over at the distillery can do another useful job.

DraftA made-up place

Bracken Still distillery: white stone buildings with a pagoda roof and copper stills in the window, by the sea.

Who works here

What happens here

The distillery uses grain, water and heat.

When the work is done, grain is left over. Dougal shows visitors how leftovers like this can be checked and given another useful job, instead of being wasted.

Stories here

Hamish’s second breakfastDistillery leftovers, farm feed and Hamish’s grass: each has its own place.Read nowThe grain with another jobLeftover grain from the distillery gets checked for a new job as farm feed.Read nowHeat for the stillsEddie learns that making heat from leftovers is energy recovery.Read nowThree useful pathsOne batch, one place to go: Zara sorts the planning board.Read now

Bracken WatersBack to the town map

Draft, 21 October 2026. Gullbrae is made up, and its bins are not your council’s. The words and pictures are not yet reviewed by an educator.