Nice location. The only suggestion I would have is to have a separate tasting room for people who don’t want to do a tour or sit in the restaurant/ cafe.

I came on the chocolate and whisky tasting tour again - my last visit was in 2022. The tour and guide were very interesting but the 10ml measures were a little stingy considering the high price.

The location is interesting and there is quite a bit of history in this part of town. That part is nicely explained and illustrated. So is the part explaining about Whisky all the way to the due tasting at the end. Everything is very well done, and this is probably the distillery to visit if you are in Glasgow and don’t get the chance to travel around. The bigger and older distilleries can offer more in history and taste, as this distillery, being so young, does not yet have the old ones 18 years plus. Mental note to return in ten years or so.

Loved the chocolate & whisky tour! Morven was a fabulous guide - very knowledgeable and engaging and she made the experience so much fun. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend the tour to anyone who enjoys whisky, chocolate, or just a beautiful view of the Clyde! Thank you!

Awesome tour! Really friendly guide and the tasting was also great fun. You learn a lot about the harbor aswell and the history of it. Just can highly recommend it :)

Tour was well presented, building is gorgeous and the whisky is spectacular. Definitely worth a visit. There is a cafe on sight for sandwiches after you have had your tasting 😏

Amazing experience in whiskey world. Excellent service. Perfect tour organisational event. We recommend it for all the time of the year.

Discovered the fantastic gem of a cafe within this Distillery Fantastic soup/coffee and service Next to the shop with lovely staff Hope to do the tour next time And yes tasted and bought some whisky from informative staff

Using a voucher from my mum, my dad and I attended the tour along with the Whisky and Chocolate tasting. We a great afternoon the tour was informative. And the tasting panel of drams and hand made chocolates a great treat. Bought a few bottle to bring home too which were very reasonably priced too

Only went to the cafe and it was very good. We tried this cafe after a poor experience at the Riverside Museum Cafe. The quality is excellent as is the service. The staff were attentive and resolved an issue with an under baked scone in a courteous and speedy manner. We will be back for a full lunch.

Great tour lovely to see the building, taste the whisky and make the most of my visit to glasgow. I love the unique elements each distillery has and this adds to the experience. Another worth while distillery visit

Only a relatively new distillery, but they're off to a great start. We didn't do 'the tour' because we've done many in the past. However, we did enjoy some of their (currently limited) range of drams. Very nice indeed. The cafe serves very tasty light meals and the prices of both the food and whisky drams are very reasonable. A good range of items in the gift shop as well. Worthy of special mention are Nina and Sam, who hosted our whisky tastings and shared their knowledge and experience of the distillery and whisky in general. The Clydeside is well worth visiting.

Fantastic tour with informative tour guide Sam. Tastings were lovely and learnt something new! Good shop and cafe on site.

A great tour around the whiskey distillery learning how Whiskey is made and the history of the area in which the distillery is located. Our tour guide was brilliant and was happy to answer any questions we had. Some whiskey tasting at the end of the tour wrapped it up nicely along with our own glass that we got to keep!

We tried to use public transportation and walk where possible during our time in Glasgow. Getting to the distillery involved a couple of transfers. One interesting thing we noted was that all bus stops on the same road had the same name. So unless we counted the stops accurately, it was difficult to identify where to get off. The distillery was a little over a mile from where we eventually started to walk. The neighborhood was kind of industrial and not very interesting. However there were some very interesting murals (maybe graffiti) on walls along the way. Also, a walkway bridge over a divided 4 lane highway had interesting views. The distillery itself is rather new and does not have a range of products, though they carry other brands. We did not take a tour but tasted the two in-home options at the bar. We tried the desert menu and that was great. Again, we were not hungry so we did not try the food options.