Recently updated on May 13th, 2024 at 10:48 am
No matter the day, month, or season, your trip to Scotland isn’t complete without a tour of one (or six) of Scotland’s most famous whisky distilleries. From Dalwhinnie to Oban, you’ll sample spirits, meet local specialists and learn the secrets of making the ‘water of life’ at some of the best distilleries in Scotland, personally vetted by our team of Celtic experts.
Aviemore, Scotland -Dalwhinnie Distillery
Standing deep in the Scottish Highlands, discover the unique location and history of Dalwhinnie Distillery (the highest distillery in Scotland) and its iconic whisky.
Isle of Skye, Scotland - Talisker Distillery
Get a taste of whisky history at Talisker Distillery, the oldest working distillery on the Isle of Skye and enjoy the exhilarating taste of their single malt.
Pitlochry, Scotland - Blair Athol Distillery
Find out why Blair Athol Distillery is an icon of the Scottish Highlands as you sip your way through the distillery and learn about what makes the whisky’s flavor stand out.
Tain, Scotland - The Glenmorangie Distillery
Allow your tastebuds to be tickled as you get to know the Glenmorangie Original, explore the distillery and uncover why they are home to the tallest copper stills in Scotland.
Lagavulin, Scotland - Lagavulin Distillery
Learn about the unique pear-shaped stills and enjoy the rich, peaty undertones of Lagavulin Whisky. From classic tours to special experiences, there’s something for every enthusiast.
Oban, Scotland - Oban Distillery
Step inside one of Scotland’s smallest and oldest sources of scotch whisky as you travel through Oban Distillery’s complex whisky making process while enjoying a dram of single malt.
With its abundance of active whisky distilleries, Scotland is every whisky lover’s paradise. When you come with us to Scotland, you’ll travel through the best of scotch whisky history, one distillery at a time.
Charlotte Swart
Charlotte Swart has been writing professionally since 2013. She loves a good cup of tea, spontaneous road trips with her four-legged travel companion, musicals and one of her favorite travel experiences is watching the humpback whales in Canada’s east coast.
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