Karen was a very friendly and generous tour guide. Some interaction with the guys doing their job would have added to the experience. Very friendly relaxed atmosphere in the gift shop which was well stocked. Plenty of reasonably priced souvenirs. Quite a challenging drive up from Glasgow on a wet and windy day but well worth it. All in all a great experience

Fantastic whiskey distillery. We had a tour and tasting session with Julie. She was very welcoming ,knowledgeable and informative. The whiskey was good as well! The only negative is that there is no cafe on site, where you could get a coffee and a snack. Otherwise we had a nice afternoon.

Just visited here today and we had a wonderful, informative and good banter tour with Niamh. All questions were answered , and we are so impressed with learning how the distillery is also inclusive of the community. Well worth the visit. Thank you Niamh

Booked a tour. We made up part of a small group and that worked really well. Our guide was knowledgeable and accommodating for us English, Germans and French that made up our party. Great tour and long enough to learn and fully experience all about the process along with the history and sampling at the end. Lots of help from guide to find the right combination for myself as a beginner and new to whisky tasting as well as finding what worked best for me to take home. Great visit. Very enjoyable. Would advise booking ahead so as not to be disappointed.

A really great experience during a recent visit to Ardnamuchan. The distillery is definitely worth a visit and the guided tour was excellent. It was interesting to see the production of whisky at the distillery. Ricky, the distillery tour guide was informative, knowledgeable, friendly and fun. It was lovely to sample the whisky afterwards and the shop had a nice range of quality merchandise and products to avail of.

This review is for both a stay at Maggie’s Cottage, which sits on the distillery grounds, and the Taste the Story tour, which was free for those staying in the cottage. Maggie’s Cottage: What a gem! I don’t know if it’s newly opened or something but there’s little info on it as an accommodation choice in Ardnamurchan. That’s a shame cos it’s perfect! There’s a kitchen with supplies (although you’ll need to bring all food and drink yourself bar tea and coffee), a living room, very modern bathroom and comfortable bedroom. The bedroom has two single beds, as we are a couple without kids I don’t know what arrangements can be made for those with kids. They also allow one dog guest! Honestly, it was a perfect base for exploring Ardnamurchan. They booked us onto the 3pm tour and checked us in straight afterwards (no need to worry about drinking and driving as it’s on the distillery grounds). The track to the cottage is a little rough though. We had a lovely time! Taste the Story tour: We got it for free as part of our stay, but even if we’d paid it would have been worth it. At only £15pp it was one of the best, and yet cheapest, distillery tours I’ve done. It was so comprehensive and detailed but interesting at the same time. Our guide Niamh was incredible and made the tour a real highlight of our trip.