Their offerings have changed quite a bit since then, but this is some of what was on sale at Persabus Pottery over two decades ago back in 2000. I still have one of the Round Churches where you put a tealight inside. I used to have one of the lighthouses, but unfortunately I broke mine a while ago. And I still have a dark green Laphroaig water jug in the form of a still similar to the ones on the sideboard or the bottom shelf.
A follow up to the Port Askaig, Keills and Bowmore seen from Jura picture I posted recently. There someone asked where Caol Ila was. This view from the summit of Beinn an Oir, the highest of the Paps of Jura at 785m, shows both Port Askaig and Caol Ila at the Sound of Islay with Keills further back inland. I’m not entirely sure what the loch on the top left is, but I think it’s Loch nan Cadhan.
A picture from a wet day on Islay a few years ago. These three rather wet Chicken were spotted outside Persabus pottery in the north of Islay.