Edinburgh: Whisky Tour, Tastings and Distilleries

Scotland is not just made of dramatic landscapes and centuries-old castles; it is shaped by the character of its most famous spirit: whisky. Our "Ultimate Whisky Tour" has been designed to be a true immersion into the country’s liquid heritage, taking you from the vibrant outskirts of Edinburgh to the beating heart of the Highlands. Whether you are a connoisseur in search of rare notes or a curious traveler exploring the local culture, prepare yourself for a day where every sip tells a story of centuries.

Our expedition begins by heading north, toward the renowned Dewar’s Aberfeldy Distillery. Since 1898, this sacred site has been the birthplace of Dewar’s famous Highland Single Malt. Here, we dedicate two hours to a unique experience: the "Whisky and Chocolate Tasting Tour." This is not just an ordinary guided visit; it is a sensory journey where you explore an interactive heritage exhibition, discovering how the distillation process has evolved over time. The highlight, of course, is the tasting of the classic Aberfeldy 12-year-old, paired with artisanal chocolates selected to enhance the honeyed and complex profile of the spirit. It is a marriage of flavors that celebrates the sophistication of Scottish production.

After the sensory richness at the distillery, we take a break in the picturesque village of Aberfeldy. This is your moment to relax and soak in the authentic atmosphere of a small Scottish town. You will have free time to walk through the cobblestone streets, admire the local architecture, and, of course, enjoy a traditional lunch. It is the perfect interval to recharge your energy and appreciate the serenity of the Highlands before we head to our next historical gem.

The Untouchable Tradition: Glenturret Distillery Situated along the banks of the tranquil Turret River, near Crieff, lies Glenturret Distillery, the oldest working distillery in Scotland. Here, time seems to have stood still for a good reason. What makes Glenturret peerless is the preservation of the last hand-operated mash tun in the entire country. Unlike modern giants, Glenturret maintains the soul of the artisanal process. During the optional visit, you will see up close how the human touch is still the main ingredient in the creation of its award-winning drams. It is a living history lesson and a rare opportunity to taste a whisky that preserves the authenticity of 19th-century methods.

As the day draws to a close, we begin our journey back to Edinburgh. The cherry on top of the cake is crossing the impressive Forth Bridges. These structures, which are landmarks of Victorian engineering and icons of the Scottish skyline, offer a spectacular view over the Firth of Forth estuary. We will plan a strategic photo stop, ensuring you take home not just gustatory memories, but visual records of one of Scotland's most emblematic landmarks. This tour is, without a doubt, the definitive toast to everything that makes Scotland unforgettable.

Not suitable for

• Pregnant women
• Wheelchair users

What to bring

• Passport or ID card

Know before you go

• All the activities run, even if it rains.
• Please leave a Whatsapp number where you will be contacted by our support once you book the tour.