Cuillin Brewery is a craft brewery located on the Isle of Skye, Scotland, nestled at the foot of the legendary Cuillin mountain range. The brewery takes its name and its water directly from these dramatic peaks — the water flowing down from the Cuillin Mountains is naturally soft, providing what the brewery describes as a perfect canvas for brewing. Based in the village of Sligachan, the brewery is rooted in one of Scotland's most iconic and rugged landscapes. The brewery produces a range of ales inspired by and brewed with the pure mountain water of Skye. Their portfolio includes approachable styles such as the Cuillin Session, a Session IPA sitting at 4.2% ABV, as well as bottled ales like Eagle Ale. The use of naturally soft water gives their beers a distinctive character, allowing malt and hop profiles to shine without interference from heavily mineralised water sources. Cuillin Brewery has become a notable stop for visitors exploring the Isle of Skye, with its taproom in Carbost — conveniently located around 15 minutes from the famous Fairy Pools. The brewery has also attracted attention at events such as the Bristol Beer Festival, where its beers were described as impressive. It represents a growing craft beer scene on Skye, drawing both locals and hikers alike.