One Day
Whisky Tour

Our popular whisky tour, that takes you to some of the most historic and traditional Scottish whisky distilleries.

Let us take you in style and comfort in a luxurious Discovery 5 with your own kilted Highlander to visit unique distilleries in Highland Perthshire while you enjoy the subtleties of the malts and blends without the worry of driving.

We can recommend great places for lunch too, to ensure you have a great day out with family or friends.

Itinerary

Highland Perthshire has a number of whisky distilleries spread about the County.

On this tour we will take in two of them.

They are all situated amongst stunning scenery and the whiskies all have unique flavours.

We can gear the tour to suit your needs and wishes.

This tour will begin with a trip to the Glenturret Distillery near Crieff.

You will see exactly what is involved in the whisky making process.

Glenturret is reputedly the oldest distillery in Scotland – well legal one anyway – producing whisky since 1775.

It sits almost hidden in the depths of Glenturret, where it uses the pure waters of the Turret burn to produce the amber nectar.

The tasting tour takes about an hour and involves a couple of drams and the opportunity to purchase their wares in the distillery shop.

From here we will head through the beautiful Sma’ Glen on route to the next distillery – Aberfeldy.

It sits on the banks of the River Tay and is the home to one of the world’s favourite whiskies – Dewar’s.

John Dewar was born just three miles from here and started the distillery in 1898. It has been the base of the blend of Dewar’s whisky ever since. It also produces a number of fine malt whiskies in its own right.

We will then follow the River Tay for a while before heading south towards the beautiful village of Dunkeld. Here there is the chance to pop in to The Whisky Box, a independent whisky shop that has lots of unique whiskies to try and buy.

After a stroll around the village it will be time to head to The Hermitage for a woodland walk. This beautiful forest was designed and planted in the 1800s by the Duke of Atholl.

It will then be time to drive the hour’s journey back down the road to Edinburgh.