Whisky tours

Excursion information:
Embark on a guided exploration of exclusive areas within the distillery premises not covered in any other tour. Situated in East Lothian, Scotland, Glenkinchie distillery offers a captivating experience of Scotch single malt whisky production. The tour begins with a visit to the museum, followed by an insightful journey through the production facilities. Please note that admission fees to certain areas are not included. The departure and arrival are scheduled from any central Edinburgh location as agreed upon. Explore the Victorian distillery and orchard gardens set within the abundant farmland and sweet-scented wildflowers of East Lothian, a mere 15 miles from Edinburgh. They look forward to welcoming
you at Glenkinchie, the Lowland Home of Johnnie Walker. Glenkinchie proudly serves as one of the Four Corners distilleries of Johnnie Walker. They distil the Edinburgh Malt that is enjoyed around the world on its own and as a vital component of Johnnie Walker whiskies. Discover the generous spirit of the garden home where they create rare Lowland style whisky, evoking fragrant flowers, dried cut grass, and nutty cereal.

This excludes the admission fees to the places.

You can book your experience as well as finding out more about our
safety measures and visiting Glenkinchie Distillery please go to their
website

Excursion information :
The distillery tour spends sometime in the museum before
taking you on a tour of the production areas.
Deanston is not your typical distillery. Built in 1785 as Adelphi Cotton
Mill in the picturesque village of Deanston, our story has deep roots in
the industrial history of Scotland. In 1965, after almost 200 years of
trading, the cotton mill closed for good. It seemed the community’s
days of trading were over.
Enter Brodie Hepburn. A true pioneer, he saw potential in the battered
oldcotton mill. Nestled along the banks of the River Teith, he saw water
soft enough for whisky-making with the strength to power a distillery.
He saw a passionate community and an honest work ethic to become
true whisky makers. And so, Deanston Distillery first opened its doors
in 1966.

This excludes the admission fees to the places.

You can book your experience as well as finding out more about our
safety measures and visiting Deanston Distillery please go to their
website.

Cancellation fees are applicable (refer to terms and conditions for details).