Kyrö Distillery GmbH
Kyrö Distillery comes from the heart of Finland – more precisely from Isokyrö, a small town in the province of Ostrobothnia. What began there as a group of friends enjoying rye whisky during a sauna evening has become one of the most exciting distilleries in Northern Europe.
What makes it special: Kyrö consistently uses Finnish rye – for their whisky as well as their gins. Napue Gin, for example, won the title of best contemporary gin in the world shortly after its launch. No coincidence, but the result of genuine passion for craftsmanship and homeland.
The bottles from Isokyrö tell stories of forests, frost, and a land that has found its own unique spirits identity. A must-see.
Kyrö Distillery –
Craftsmanship from Ostrobothnia, Finland
Kyrö Distillery wasn't born in a boardroom, but in a sauna: A group of friends from Isokyrö , a small town in the Ostrobothnia region of Finland, decided over a glass of rye whisky that their country deserved its own distillery. In 2012, this idea became a reality – and that sauna evening turned into one of Northern Europe's most remarkable distilleries.
The foundation is Finnish rye. It grows in the barren, sun-drenched landscape of Ostrobothnia and gives all Kyrö products their distinctive character: spicy, dry, with a slight grainy sharpness reminiscent of forests and frost. Napue Gin – named after a historical battle in the region – embodies this very origin, alongside Finnish herbs such as birch leaves and cranberries. Shortly after its launch, it was awarded the title of best contemporary gin in the world.
Whether rye whisky or gin: the bottles from Isokyrö represent a clear philosophy – regional ingredients, consistent craftsmanship, and no compromises on style. Anyone looking for Nordic spirits off the beaten path will find an honest answer at Kyrö.





