One of the best distillery tours I've been on. A very knowledgeable guide and a nice, informative tasting at the end.

One of the best distillery tours I've been on. A very knowledgeable guide and a nice, informative tasting at the end.
We have a 'whisky passport', so the tour was free. Probably not too different to other distilleries, but informative all the same. They only make one malt here, with almost all of it being exported to s.e. Asia. After a sample of 'The Singleton of Glen Ord' was able to try others of Diageo stable for comparison.
are fantastic. Nice little shop to make purchases of alchoholic type!
It was a very interesting visit of the distillery We were with just me and my wife and we have received a private tour of the distillery. The guide was very enthusiastic and can tell the story like no other person can do. I recommend this place very highly
The staff at the visitor center was really friendly and chatty. The display are showing how whiskey is made was very informative and the free samples were great.
Interesting distillery. We went there with friends. Joined the 'Friends of Classic Malts' which is free and gives you a 'Passport'. This allows you free yours within other distilleries owned by the Diageo group, so woth getting. Tour guide was okay but very quick to disappear and had to ask to try other malt whiskies from the other distilleries within...
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A proper tour with no frilly bits but all the information you want from a real worker!
We dropped by for a brief stop en route to the Outer Hebrides.The presentation and exhibits are extremely polished and corporate, and gloss over a lot of interesting history, actually, that exists among Scotland's breweries.The staff were fabulously friendly though.
This often overlooked "Classic Malt" distillery was actually a nice find. While the whisky made here is pretty limited in terms of different expressions, they do offer a large range of other Diageo whiskys. The staff were very nice and offered us a lot of whisky samples (free) WITHOUT us having to ask, which is VERY rare at these distilleries....
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We were able to take a city bus from Inverness out to the village Muir of Ord and then a short walk (less than a mile) down a country road to the distillery. They have a small, but informative museum of sorts that is a prelude to the tour itself. The guide took us through several buildings and explained the...
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