I was born and brought up 1/2 mile from the Distillery and know it reasonably well even though we moved out the area 33 years ago. I've had various tours over the years and my parents even celebtated their Golden Wedding with a private party in the function rooms overlooking the pond. Nothing prepared me for the day out I... more

We took the number 10 train from Buchanan Bus Station in Glasgow and it was about an hour ride to the distillery. The bus drops you off right at the gate. We did the Wee Tour and got to taste two different year Whiskys (they only give you water to mix with). You start out with a video and small... more

Our choice of distilleries to visit was very limited as we had to go on a sunday (in November). Glengoyne was more or less the only one open, but very conveniently located close to Glasgow (although not quite as close as Auchentoshan). The tour was excellent and quite elaborate, with a knowledgeable tour guide. The place is small and has... more

A good choice for a distillery tour, particularly if you don’t wish to venture far from Glasgow. Location is great & indeed very pretty, nestled among sheep-filled hills. We brought a bus load of 47 guests, which their visitor centre handled easily; we were then split into smaller groups for the tours, but all finished within a few minutes of... more

This was my favourite distillery tour. The only disadvantage was that it was not in the Speyside area where we enjoyed all the other distillery tours. It started with a typical video that was thankfully brief and was made all the more interesting by starting it off with a free dram. Next our knowledgeable guide, Constance, gave us a pre-tour... more