Quick Details
- Visit two whisky distilleries in one day
- Sample additional whiskies along the way
- Learn everything about the process and heritage of whisky in Scotland
- Enjoy the Scottish scenery while travelling from distillery to distillery
- Enjoy genuinely unique whisky experiences
- Several Pick-Up/Drop-off Points
- Request a tour using the contact form below
Whisky Distillery Tour
Come on a day-trip distillery tour and discover fantastic single-malt whisky distilleries. Choose between Auchentoshan, Glengoyne, Deanston and Tullibardine and let us take care of the rest. During the distillery tour, you will have the chance to learn everything about whisky’s production process and the main differences that make each distillery so unique.
Let us know your plans using the contact form below, and we will be delighted to create an itinerary that suits your budget and needs. Feel free to choose any of the options below to give us an idea of your expectations, and we will do our best to create the most suitable plan for you and your party.
The following distilleries are located in the Scottish Central Belt with easy accessibility from Glasgow, Stirling, Edinburgh or anywhere in between.
Auchentoshan Distillery
Located just outside the Glasgow area, Auchentoshan has been, for centuries, one of the most important whisky institutions in the city. It is famous for its less-than-conventional approach to whisky-making due to its triple distillation process, which is uncommon in Scotland. Auchentoshan is an excellent example of innovation in a very traditional industry.
At Auchentoshan Distillery, we recommend:
- Standard Tour (Morning or afternoon): 2 whiskies included
- Essence Tour (Morning): In-depth tour and four whiskies included
- Ultimate Tour (Afternoon): In-depth tour, single cask whisky and tasting at the blender’s room
Glengoyne Distillery
A whisky distillery continuously in operation since its founding in 1833 at Dumgoyne, north of Glasgow, Scotland. Glengoyne’s stills are in the Highlands, while maturing casks of whisky rest across the road in the Lowlands. Unlike many malt whisky distilleries in the western islands, Glengoyne does not use peat in the production process. On the contrary, it is a delicate and easy whisky to drink. Its 18-year-old expression is highly recommended.
At Glengoyne Distillery, we recommend:
- Standard Tour (Morning and afternoon): 2 whiskies included
- Whisky & Chocolate Tour (Morning and afternoon): In-depth tour, three whiskies and chocolate pairing.
- The Fine and Rare Tasting (Afternoon): Whisky tasting of a 25yo Sherry Cask, 30yo Sherry Cask and a mystery dram (Distillery tour not included)
- The Malt Master Experience (Afternoon): An in-depth tour where you can create your single malt whisky and bottle it into a 200ml bottle.
Deanston Distillery
It is located in the Highlands region but still pretty close to Glasgow. Deanston is the opposite of Auchentoshan. They are very traditional and authentic representatives of the Scottish heritage at its best. It was a cotton mill in the 18th century, but now it is home to one of Scotland’s best single malt whiskies.
Besides being one of the most historic distilleries in Scotland. Deanston is well known for its outstanding, fresh, honeyed sweetness and also for using a traditional, hand-crafted approach within its production process.
At Deanston Distillery, we recommend:
- Standard Tour (Morning): 2 whiskies included
- The Warehouse Experience (Afternoon): As its name suggests, you can drink whisky in its most natural way: Directly from the cask! A chance to taste some of their most unique single cask expressions. (Distillery Tour not included)
Tullibardine Distillery
Last but not least is Tullibardine Distillery. It is an absolute treasure from the Highlands region. The distillery is located just a couple of hours up north from Glasgow and Edinburgh. Its whisky has a typical highland-style flavour profile: complex, rich, spiced, sweet and fruity. It is a true delicacy among other regional whiskies and one of the most innovative distilleries regarding cask maturation. Some of the casks used during the maturation process are Sicilian Marsala wine casks, Sauternes, and Burgundy, among others. As a curious fact, the distillery is family-owned and independent?one of the very few distilleries in Scotland that possesses an indoor bottling plant.
At Tullibardine Distillery, we recommend:
- The Bonded Tour (Morning and Afternoon): an in-depth distillery tour that gives you access to the bonded warehouse and finishes with a whisky tasting of three single malt whiskies, including a 15 yo release.
What else is included in the day-trip tour?
- Transportation
- Entrance to Distilleries
- Whisky Tastings along the way
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