Still review
A distillery-focused system for production, cask tracking, bottling and excise reporting.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Still is cloud-based distillery management software for operations spanning raw materials through dispatch and sales. It is aimed at distilleries that need batch-level traceability, production records, cask management, blending and bottling in one system. Distillation records include cuts, hearts, ABV, temperature logs and still performance, while cask workflows cover warehousing, sampling, regauging and re-casking. That focus makes it more pertinent to distilleries managing spirits production than to businesses seeking general-purpose winery or brewery software.
Production and compliance coverage are central to Still’s scope. The system supports batch blending, bottling runs, inventory synchronization, dispatch fulfillment and a distributor portal, alongside production, revenue and custom reports. Excise calculations and compliance reporting are included, which can help connect manufacturing records with reporting workflows. Automated raw-material reordering is another practical feature for teams tracking inputs. The described workflows are broad within distilling, from ingredient traceability to cask maturation and finished-product movement, rather than centered on a single production stage.
The published plans show Starter at £299 per month with annual billing or £399 per month with monthly billing; both list full production and bottling, compliance and excise reporting, and email support. Professional is £599 per month annually or £749 monthly, adding advanced warehouse control, webhook and API access, priority support and onboarding. Enterprise includes everything in Professional, custom integrations, a dedicated account manager, and an SLA and on-premise support option; no price is specified here. Still is a fit for distilleries wanting connected production and excise workflows, especially as warehouse needs grow. Businesses needing a mobile platform or prebuilt integrations at entry level may prefer to compare alternatives.
Still pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Tracks raw materials by batch and records distillation details
- Manages cask lifecycle, blending, bottling and inventory synchronization
- Includes excise calculations and compliance reporting
- Where it doesn't
- Starter costs £299 monthly with annual billing
- The platform is web-based and cloud-deployed
- Starter lists email support; priority support starts with Professional
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