Glenfiddich Distillery is the largest producer of single malt whisky in Scotland , it is also still one of the few Distilleries in Scotland to remain in private ownership. The Distillery was built by hand by William Grant and Family more than 120 years ago. We stop here for a Distillery tour led by one of the very experienced staff who will explain all the processes involved as you are shown around. Following the tour you will have a tutored tasting of 4 of their delicious single malts , a 12 year old , 15 year old , 18 and 21 year old. The owners of Glenfiddich also own The Balvenie Distillery and if there is time we may go in to The Whisky lounge to sample a Balvenie Malt.

No visit to Speyside and its numerous Distilleries would be complete without visiting The Macallan. The Distillery visitor centre was refurbished in 2018 and has won a number of awards for its design and architecture. The Whisky Wall is an experience in itself to see. We stop here where you can enjoy seeing the wall as well as a nice tasting of their delicious single Malts.

We stop at The Highlander Inn in Craigellachie for lunch , The Highlander has an extensive range of over 300 whiskies in their gantry from all over the World , they also do an Excellent lunch.

Cardhu Distillery was once owned by a whisky smuggler and was one of the first Distilleries to be owned by Johnnie Walker , we stop here for a tasting.

Aberlour Distillery new visitor centre is currently being built and they are not offerring tours at this time , we have listed this Distillery here as a reserve if we cannot visit any of the others.

After we leave Aberlour we head towards Aviemore for our drive back through the Cairngorms to Edinburgh