Stockholms Bränneri makes gin and other spirits at Folkungagatan 136 on Södermalm. The distillery occupies a former Jaguar workshop. Anna and Calle founded it in 2016, and the company describes itself as Stockholm’s first craft distillery. Its original gin recipe was developed for their wedding.

The distillery’s products include dry and pink gin, aquavit, vodka, aperitifs and ready-to-drink cocktails. Its dry gin uses seven organic botanicals, including juniper, coriander, angelica, lemon peel, heather, elderflower and rosemary. The company says it also makes alcoholic and non-alcoholic cocktails. On a regular tasting or guided tour, visitors can learn how a bottle of gin is made, according to Visit Stockholm.

The premises include Brännerian, a cocktail bar that Visit Stockholm lists as open Wednesday to Saturday. Today is Monday, so its next listed opening days this week are Wednesday through Saturday. The supplied information does not give tour times, visit length or prices, so check with the distillery before making plans.