Planning, layout, process flow and equipment selection support for new and expanding distillery projects.
SVAROG can advise on distillery layouts, liaise with process engineers, M&E engineers and architects, and help structure equipment decisions around the spirit style, production scale, budget, safety requirements and phased delivery plan.
How SVAROG supports a distillery project
Distillery project planning
Early discussion around spirit type, production ambition, site constraints, capacity, budget and phasing.
Layout and process flow support
Mock up practical equipment layouts and process flow so engineers and architects can work from clearer assumptions.
Working with engineers and architects
Coordinate equipment requirements, documentation and practical constraints with process, M&E and architectural teams.
Equipment selection and phasing
Connect the main process decisions to stills, mashing, fermentation, cooling, boilers, tanks, hoses, casks and filling.
Safety and compliance awareness
Surface ATEX / UKEX and DSEAR considerations early enough to affect layout, equipment and documentation choices.
Commissioning-oriented support
Keep the project tied to practical installation, commissioning and future operational use, not only procurement.
Suggested project conversation flow
Idea and product type
Site and layout constraints
Capacity and equipment choices
Safety and documentation
Quotation and phased plan
What information we need before planning
What spirit styles you want to produce and how flexible the setup should be
Building/site dimensions, services, drainage, ventilation and access constraints
Expected production scale, batch size and desired future expansion
Target timeline, budget range and any regulatory or safety requirements already known
Related equipment: pot stills, mashing, fermentation, maturation, cooling, boilers, tanks, hoses and filling.