We were here this week and did one of the tours. Overall the short film at the beginning and the museum next was very interesting. Then our tour guide came to get us, he was knowledgeable and we saw all the processes of whisky making. The tastings were very good and having booked the consuiers tour we were given 6 extra whiskys all very good choices. So the only reason not given a 5* on our rating came down to the tour guide. Ian should stop yelling at people , some may take offense. Our tour had a family with a disabled teen with them who could have been extremely scared. We really felt for everyone targeted. Definantly made you afraid to ask questions. We would definantly come again but not do a tour with the same guide again. Sorry.

Aberfeldy Distillery is simply beautiful, I took part in one of the tours and Jamie (our tour guide) delivered a brilliant tour. He was very funny and caring towards his tour group, a credit to the distillery, we opted for the extra sample and we weren’t disappointed. The tour itself was well planned out and the tasting areas were relaxing and the whisky was even better. Well worth a visit to the bar and shop too!

We've done a couple of distillery tours in Scotland. The Dewar's tour is very extensive and informative compared to the others. You learn a lot about the different processes of making blended and single malt whisky. The star of our tour was our tour guide Roy, a natural storyteller who knows a lot about whisky and is very honest.

We did the guided distillery tour along with tasting and the extra cask tasting with a complimentary glass. Our guide, Cameron, was outstanding - lots of fascinating facts and insight. And the facilities were clean and well thought out - fascinating little museum, good videos and artifacts and the Dewars Blended Whisky and the Aberfeldy Single Malts were a delight! They were happy to provide little takeaway bottles for those of us driving so we could do our tasting later too. Nice location, easy to find and very highly recommended!

Dewar's Aberfeldy Distillery is a delightful place. We have been umpteen times over the years and each time there is something new to see, drink or eat. We tried the cocktails this time and we loved them. The whisky truffles are also delicious. The tour is excellent, along with the museum.

Fantastic visit. The museum area is so well laid out and the tour itself was so interesting and informative - made so by our host Ian whose passion, enthusiasm and knowledge was absolutely brilliant. The samples lived up to it all too! A great interactive experience which embodies the very essence and history of whisky production in Scotland from it’s origins to the global phenomenon that is now Scotch! Awesome 😎

We visited with a Virgin Experience voucher and enjoyed a tour and samples of 3 whiskies. The tour was interesting and informative, but what really made it was the tour guide, Roy! He was fantastic - funny, entertaining and certainly knew his stuff. Think this experience could have been mediocre without him. Thanks Roy!

Had a fascinating hour and a half's tour here with my wife and sons, aged 12, 16 and 18. You start with a short film in a plush cinema room, and are then shown round the distillery and learn about the whole whisky-making process. A young man showed us round who was very informative. There is a museum which is a recreation of the Dewar's offices in (London?) as part of the tour, and you look around this independently for 20 minutes or so, before the final part where you taste two of the whiskies and are shown the "right" way to do it. If you are driving, or wish to taste your whisky later, you can take it home in a small labelled glass Dewar's bottle. There is a cafe, which we didn't use, and a smart shop with bottles up to £3000 in value! Recommend a visit, even if you aren't particularly fond of whisky.