Private Speyside Whisky Tour including 10+ Single Malt Tastings

Benromach Distillery was established in 1898 and is renowned for its traditional methods and artisanal approach. Benromach emphasises the use of handcrafted techniques, including the use of traditional wooden washbacks and direct-fired copper pot stills.

The distillery's whiskies are characterised by their rich and complex flavours, often featuring a balance of sherry influence with notes of fruit and subtle peaty smoke.

After being closed in the 1990s, Benromach was revived in 1998 by the independent Gordon & MacPhail, who modernised the facilities while retaining traditional practices. The distillery has quickly gained recognition and numerous awards for its expressions, showcasing its dedication to quality and craftsmanship. Benromach offers tours that highlight its history and whisky-making process including their Mastery Tour which allows you to taste some rare and expensive whiskies.

Glen Moray Distillery was established in 1897 and benefits from a unique microclimate that contributes to the character of its whiskies.

Glen Moray produces a diverse range of expressions, often characterised by their smoothness, fruit-forward flavours, and a touch of sweetness.

The distillery places a strong emphasis on traditional methods, including the use of copper pot stills, and maintains a commitment to quality and craftsmanship. Glen Moray has gained popularity for its approachable and versatile whiskies, appealing to both newcomers and seasoned whisky enthusiasts. Visitors are welcome at the distillery, where guided tours provide insights into its rich heritage and production processes.

Benriach Distillery was founded in 1898. The distillery is known for its use of a variety of cask types for maturation, including ex-bourbon, sherry, and rum casks, allowing for unique flavour profiles that range from rich and fruity to spicy and complex. BenRiach also experiments with different malt types, including peated malt, which adds a distinctive character to its whiskies.

After a period of closure in the 20th century, Benriach was revived in the early 2000s and has since received numerous accolades for its expressions.

A key figure in Benriach’s success is its Master Distiller, Rachel Barrie. With over 25 years of experience in the whisky industry, Barrie is recognised for her expertise and creativity in whisky production. She is known for her commitment to quality and innovation, playing a vital role in developing BenRiach's diverse range of expressions.

If you would like Macallan included please let us know as soon as you book so we can check availability for you.

Macallan was established in 1824 and prioritises craftsmanship and tradition in its whisky-making process, using only the finest ingredients.

Macallan's whiskies are characterised by their rich, fruity notes, with hints of spice and oak, often associated with their signature sherry influence.

Over the years, Macallan has received numerous awards and accolades, further solidifying its status as a leader in the whisky industry.

Macallan also values visitor engagement, offering immersive tours that showcase its rich heritage and craftsmanship within a stunning architectural environment. The distillery continues to innovate while maintaining its commitment to quality and tradition, ensuring its place at the forefront of the global whisky market.

A highly popular stop, here you can learn about the traditional art of barrel-making. The cooperage offers fascinating guided tours where you can witness skilled coopers at work and gain insights into the importance of barrels in the whisky maturation process. (£10pp)

While walk-ins are welcome to visit their shop, tours tend to fill up quickly, and they only offer two tours per day.

During the tour, you’ll learn about the unique processes that make Balvenie special, such as malting their own barley and using traditional methods to craft their whiskies.

If no tours are available then the good news is you can taste a range of Balvenies at Glenfiddich next door.

Glenfiddich Distillery, founded in 1887 by William Grant in Dufftown, Scotland, is one of the most recognised and awarded single malt Scotch whisky distilleries in the world. Known for its innovative spirit and commitment to quality, Glenfiddich was among the first distilleries to bottle single malt whisky commercially.

Aberlour Distillery, founded in 1879, is renowned for its commitment to traditional craftsmanship, Aberlour employs a careful double cask maturation process, with whiskies aged in both ex-bourbon and sherry casks. This technique enhances the depth of flavour, imparting a balance of sweet, fruity notes with hints of spice and chocolate.

Aberlour’s range includes various expressions, with the signature 12 Year Old and the more complex A'Bunadh being particularly popular among whisky enthusiasts.

Aberlour has received numerous awards for its exemplary whiskies, showcasing its dedication to quality and craftsmanship.

Aberlour remains a beloved name in the whisky world, celebrated for its rich flavours and traditional methods.

GlenAllachie Distillery was founded in 1967 by the Macdonald and Muir family. Renowned for its exceptional single malt Scotch whisky, the distillery combines traditional methods with modern practices to create a diverse range of flavours. GlenAllachie is particularly noted for its rich, fruity, and complex expressions, often matured in a variety of cask types, such as sherry, bourbon, and virgin oak.

In 2017, the distillery was acquired by Billy Walker, a well-respected figure in the whisky industry. Under his stewardship, the focus has been on enhancing quality and diversifying the range of offerings. GlenAllachie's whiskies have won multiple awards and gained popularity among whisky enthusiasts. The distillery prides itself on craftsmanship, adopting a hands-on approach throughout the production process, from malting to bottling.

The Glenlivet Distillery, founded in 1824, is one of the oldest legal distilleries in Scotland and is considered a pioneer in the industry, often credited with popularising single malts worldwide.

Glenlivet whiskies are known for their smooth, floral, and fruity character, often featuring notes of citrus, honey, and vanilla. The distillery employs traditional methods, including copper pot stills and the use of a variety of oak casks for maturation, which contribute to the distinctive profile of its expressions.

We particularly love their laid back living room style tasting room which features Glenlivets plus all sorts of other whiskies from under the Chivas umbrella.

Tomatin Distillery was established in 1897. Known for its high-quality single malt Scotch whisky, Tomatin produces a range of whiskies that are characterised by their smoothness and fruity, floral notes.

Tomatin has gained a reputation for innovation, experimenting with various cask types and finishes. Over the years, the distillery has received numerous awards for its expressions, further solidifying its status in the whisky industry.

Tomatin offers tours that provide insights into its rich history and whisky-making process.

Glenfarclas Distillery, established in 1836, is one of the last family owned distilleries in Scotland allowing it to maintain its focus on quality craftsmanship. Renowned for its commitment to tradition and quality, Glenfarclas has built a strong reputation for its exceptional single malt Scotch whiskies, characterised by rich sherried flavours and a smooth, complex profile.

The distillery uses traditional methods, including copper pot stills and wooden washbacks, and it ages its whiskies primarily in Oloroso sherry casks sourced from Spain.

Their range includes a variety of ages, with the 15 Year Old and the 25 Year Old being particularly well-regarded among whisky enthusiasts.

Glenfarclas continues to be a beloved choice for whisky lovers, celebrated for its depth of flavour and consistency.