Glengoyne is open 7 days a week for a range of fantastic distillery tours and tastings, including the Malt Master Session where guests can create their very own whisky. Just 40 minutes drive north of Glasgow and 30 minutes drive from Stirling and Loch Lomond, guests can enjoy a dram of whisky whilst soaking up the atmosphere in this beautiful, traditional distillery.
Glengoyne is often described as Scotland's most beautiful distillery. This traditional Highland distilery is open 7 days a week for guests to come and enjoy our Whisky Tasting Experiences, Malt Master Session (where you create your very own whisky) and the superb whisky shop. The distillery is easy to reach; just 40 minutes drive from Glasgow or 30 minutes from Stirling and Loch Lomond. The X10 Bus which runs from Glasgow to Balfron will stop at the distillery gates.
Safety is our main priority and we will continue to maintain mitigation measures, including managing capacities and visitor flow, use of hand sanitation stations and enhanced cleaning protocols, until otherwise announced, in accordance with industry best practice and guidance endorsed by ASVA: the Association of Scottish Visitor Attractions. Online Booking is advised.
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