Itinerary
Day 1: Rosebank Distillery – The Jewel of the Lowlands
Begin your whisky journey at Rosebank, one of the most eagerly awaited distillery revivals in Scotland. Once known as the "King of the Lowlands," Rosebank’s signature triple-distilled whisky is famed for its light, floral character. Following decades of dormancy, the distillery has been meticulously restored to blend traditional craftsmanship with modern innovation.
- Reawakening Tour – £25pp | 2 drams | 90 minutes
- Rekindled Tour – £95pp | 3 drams | 90 minutes
- Revered Tour – £300pp | 3 premium drams | 180 minutes
As you leave Rosebank, enjoy a scenic drive through Stirling, passing the towering Wallace Monument and the imposing Stirling Castle, the site of legendary battles and royal intrigue.
Day 1: Lindores Abbey Distillery – Where Whisky Began
Lindores Abbey is no ordinary distillery—this is where the first recorded mention of whisky was made in 1494. Steeped in history, this beautifully restored distillery bridges the gap between ancient monastic distillation and modern innovation. Walk through the abbey ruins, hear the story of medieval whisky-making, and taste Lindores’ unique Aqua Vitae, a recreation of Scotland’s earliest whisky.
- Distillery Tour – £15pp | 2 drams | 60 minutes
- Private Tour – £25pp | 2 drams | 90 minutes
- Distillery Cask Tour – £55pp | 5 drams | 120 minutes
- Chocolate & Whisky Pairing – £50pp | 4 drams | 90 minutes
- Lunch at Lindores Abbey Distillery Café – Enjoy fresh, locally sourced Scottish fare in a tranquil setting. Food platters for 2/4 people range from £30 - £85.
After lunch, continue through Perthshire, a land of rolling hills, grand estates, and hidden whisky gems, before arriving in Dunkeld, where the magnificent River Tay winds through the Highland landscape.
Day 2: Deanston Distillery – Whisky & Sustainability on the River Teith
Housed in a converted cotton mill, Deanston Distillery sits on the banks of the River Teith, blending history, sustainability, and craftsmanship. Its single malts are known for their rich, honeyed character, a reflection of the pure Highland water and traditional methods used in production.
- Distillery Tour – £25pp | 2 drams | 45 minutes
- Tastings – £15-£130pp | 3 drams | 45 minutes
- Warehouse Tour – £35pp | 4 drams | 60 minutes
After Deanston, journey north through Highland Perthshire, where rolling hills and wooded glens lead you deeper into Scotland’s whisky heartland.
Day 2: Dewar’s Aberfeldy Distillery – Home of the “Golden Dram”
At Dewar’s Aberfeldy Distillery, you’ll discover the artistry behind one of Scotland’s most awarded blended whisky brands. While Dewar’s is globally renowned, its Aberfeldy Single Malt is a Highland treasure, offering velvety honeyed sweetness. The distillery’s heritage centre is a whisky-lover’s dream, providing an interactive look at blending and maturation.
- Vertical Tastings – £15pp | 3 drams
- High v Spey Tastings – £18.50pp | 4 drams
- 8 Cask Tastings – £14pp | 4 drams
- DNA Tastings – £26.50pp | 6 drams
- Cask Tastings – £31.50pp | 5 drams
- Double Double Tastings – £30.50pp | 3 drams
- Lunch at Dewar’s Café – Enjoy a relaxed lunch, choosing from locally inspired dishes that pair perfectly with a dram.
After lunch, travel through the scenic Pass of Killiecrankie, an area rich in Jacobite history, before arriving in Pitlochry, a charming Highland town surrounded by forests, rivers, and whisky heritage.
Day 2: Blair Athol Distillery – The Highland’s Hidden Gem
Nestled in Pitlochry, Blair Athol Distillery is one of Scotland’s most picturesque whisky destinations. Producing smooth, nutty single malts, Blair Athol is a key ingredient in Bell’s Blended Scotch, but its standalone whisky is a must-try. The distillery’s cobbled courtyard and traditional stone buildings create an atmosphere of timeless charm.
- Signature Tastings – £19pp | 3 drams
- Allt Dour Tastings – £55pp | 6 drams
- Cask & Cocktail Tastings – £100pp | Exclusive cask drams & a whisky cocktail
Leaving Pitlochry, relax on the scenic drive south, following the winding course of the River Tay back towards Edinburgh. As the sun sets over the Firth of Forth, you’ll return with memories of extraordinary whisky, stunning landscapes, and Scotland’s rich heritage.
