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Highland Whisky Tour
From: £520.00
The price for this tour is per group for up to 6 travellers.
Covid-19
We are following government guidelines for Covid-19 and have protocols in place to protect both clients and staff. Masks are to be worn in the car and the interior of the yacht. Hand sanitisers are to be used before entering and on leaving the vehicles. Wherever possible social distancing will be adhered to.
Whisky and Scotland go hand in hand. Perhaps the most famous export of the country, Whisky has been produced in the Scottish Highlands for hundreds of years. The whiskies of the Highlands are as diverse and varied as the landscape. Which is why our Highland Whisky Tour can be adapted to visit as many of the region’s distilleries as you wish.
Travelling in a luxury vehicle with our native Highlander, your whisky tour can take in any number of Perthshire’s six distilleries. Further afield, we have the islands of Jura, Islay and Arran, and the famous enclave of Speyside. All of these areas are unique, with stunning scenery as individual as the whiskies they produce.
We can provide a predefined itinerary, or can produce a tour that caters to your tastes and wishes. For the true enthusiast, no tour would be complete without a visit to the Speyside Cooperage. See a live demonstration how the whisky barrels are still made to traditional standards.
For the truly ambitious, we can plan a multi day tour taking in the full spectrum of the Scottish Highlands best distilleries. Spend the night at high quality hotels stocked with the regions finest blends and malts.
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All about the Highland Whisky Tour.
This tour will begin with a trip to the Glenturret Distillery near Crieff. It is reputedly the oldest distillery in Scotland – well legal one anyway – producing whisky since 1775. It is from here that the base for the Famous Grouse is produced. It sits almost hidden in the depths of Glen Turret, where it uses the pure waters of the Turret burn to produce the amber nectar. The production tour takes about an hour and involves a number of drams. If time permits we will take a quick trip up the Glen to Turret dam where the water is stored and the views are amazing.
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 few fine malt whiskies in its own right.
We will then follow the Tay for a while before heading North towards the Victorian spa town of Pitlochry. The Victorians came here to ‘take the waters’ and enjoy the fresh mountain air.
It is no surprise then that distilleries sprung up here. Pitlochry has two distilleries and we’re going to visit Edradour. Some may say we’ve saved the best for last. Edradour – established in 1825 – is one of the smallest distilleries in the land but its products punch above their weight. To quote Ian Banks from his book ‘Raw Spirit – The search for the Perfect Dram’:
“Edradour is a little gem of a place, a sort of distillery in miniature you want to wrap up and put under the Christmas tree”
It sits hidden away in a dell above Pitlochry. Of all the distilleries visited this one feels the most traditional. It has an intimate homely feel to it, where you get very close to the whisky making process. The whisky produced here does not go into any blended whisky but is sold purely as single malts.
Having completed the distillery tours we will head back towards Perth and subsequently further south. You will have enjoyed a variety of fine drams and witnessed some amazing Highland scenery along the way.
The tour package inclusions and exclusions at a glance
What is included in this tour?Items that are included in the cost of tour price.
- Exclusive use of Landrover Discovery Sport vehicle and tour guide
- Chilled Scottish still or sparkling water
- Use of binoculars and umbrella
Whats not included in this tour.Items that are not included in the cost of tour price.
• Admission charges to visited attractions
• Cost of lunch – we will book lunch if requested.
(We can also supply a local produce picnic at cost)
Hotels, Tea Houses and Lodges
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The tour package inclusions and exclusions at a glance.
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• Each tour has opportunities to get out and stretch your legs so bring suitable walking shoes – full on boots are not necessary.
• It is Scotland so bring a waterproof jacket.
• A small backpack would be useful (I have some spares)
• Camera and binoculars are useful
• There are opportunities for some retail therapy so cards/cash could be useful.
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