Our Story Behind Highland & Speyside Distillery Tours

Nestled in the heart of Speyside, Balvenie Distillery is renowned for its dedication to traditional whisky-making techniques. Visitors can explore its historic copper stills, malting floors, and cooperage, gaining a rare insight into the craftsmanship behind every bottle. The distillery’s commitment to handcrafting and ageing whisky in oak casks ensures each dram carries a rich, distinctive character.

During your visit, you’ll enjoy guided tastings that highlight Balvenie’s range of single malts, from the light and floral to the deep and complex. Surrounded by stunning Scottish scenery, the experience offers not just exceptional whisky, but a journey into the heritage and artistry that make Balvenie a Speyside icon.

Situated in the scenic Speyside region, Aberlour Distillery is famed for its rich, full-bodied single malts. Visitors to the distillery can explore the traditional distilling process, from the mash tun to the copper stills, and discover how the careful craftsmanship and extended maturation in oak casks creates Aberlour’s smooth, complex flavours.

Guided tastings allow guests to savour Aberlour’s range, from approachable expressions to deeply complex, aged drams. Combined with the stunning surrounding landscapes, a visit to Aberlour Distillery offers an unforgettable journey into whisky tradition and the essence of Speyside’s finest spirits.

Nestled near the coastal village of Brora in the northern Highlands, Clynelish Distillery is renowned for its distinctive, characterful single malts. Founded in 1819, the distillery uses traditional copper pot stills and produces a uniquely waxy spirit style, shaped by coastal influences, long fermentation, and careful craftsmanship.

Visitors can enjoy guided tastings of Clynelish’s range, from approachable expressions to older, more complex drams. With sweeping views of the North Sea and surrounding Highland landscapes, a visit to Clynelish Distillery offers a memorable experience rooted in tradition, craftsmanship, and Scotland’s northern whisky heritage.

Nestled in the picturesque village of Carbost on the Isle of Skye, Talisker Distillery is celebrated for its bold, smoky Island single malts. Established in 1830, it has maintained traditional pot still distillation, using copper stills and worm‑tub condensers, producing whisky with a distinctive peppery, briny, and slightly sweet character.

Visitors can enjoy guided tastings of Talisker’s range, from the iconic 10‑year‑old to older, more complex expressions. Surrounded by Skye’s dramatic coastal landscapes and Atlantic scenery, a visit to Talisker Distillery provides an unforgettable experience of Scotland’s island whisky-making tradition and the rugged character of its spirits.