Speyside's Malt Whisky Trail

A guided tour of Glenlivet Distillery will give you an insight into the intriguing history of this spectacular single malt. Treat your senses as you enjoy a dram drawn straight from a cask in Warehouse No.3, followed by the chance to taste two further samples in surrounds of the dram room.

Cardhu Distillery offers a range of experiences for you to learn more about the Speyside malt enjoyed both on its own, and as the heart of Johnnie Walker whiskies.

There are full-sensory tours, tutored whisky tastings and challenges.

Discover the spectacular Speyside Cooperage in Dufftown, considered by many to be the heart of the Speyside whisky region.

This is the only working cooperage in the UK. Witness the ancient art of creating whisky barrels using traditional tools and methods.

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Glenfiddich Distillery was built by William Grant and his family over a period of 18 months. It’s one of the few single malt distilleries to remain family owned.

Learn about the maverick whisky makers, the history of Glenfiddich and the whisky making process on their tour. The tour ends with a selection of samples, or a drivers’ tasting pack to take away.

Tempo impiegato per visitare

3 ore

Glen Grant Distillery is the only Scotch whisky distillery named after its founding owners. Explore the distillery's beautiful Victorian Garden then take a guided tour or private tasting session to find out more about the distinctive dram.

Strathisla Distillery is the oldest operating distillery in the Highlands, dating back to 1786. The distillery's fantastic tours will give you an insight into the art of blending as the distillery produces a range of Chivas Regal premium blended whiskies alongside its single malt Strathisla 12-Year-Old.

Watch the small, dedicated team at Glen Moray Distillery craft the single malt on a tour. This is a friendly and informal working distillery, with experienced tour guides eager to share the 100-year-story.

Take a tour of Benromach Distillery to find out more about this family of whisky-lovers who rely on the distillers’ expertise and senses to make the finest handmade whisky. All of the casks are hand-filled, individually weighed, stencilled by hand, and stowed in traditional dunnage warehouses.

Dallas Dhu is no longer an operating distillery but is a great place to hear more about how whisky was once made. On your visit, you can learn more about the malt barn, kiln, mash tun, washbacks, still house and bonded warehouses.