Visit a Distillery to Learn How Scotch Whisky is Made on Speyside

• Aberlour In depth tour includes nosing and tasting of 6 malt whiskies and costs £10
• Benromach The smallest working distillery on Speyside, tours priced from £3.50 to £17.50. For £50 you can hand fill your own bottle.
• Cardhu Claims to be the only malt whisky distillery pioneered by a woman (albeit as an unlicenced 19th century still) Tours cost from £3 to £8.
• Dallas Dhu Historic Distillery A visitor museum run by Historic Scotland in a distillery that ceased production in 1983. Admission £5.20
• Glenfarclas Visitor center, bar and shop. Tours cost £3.50
• Glen Grant A guided tour of the distillery and the Victorian Garden with a dram in Major Grant's study, cost £3.50
• The Glenlivet First licenced distillery in the Highlands. Tours are free.
• Glen Moray, Small and informal distillery in Elgin, the capital of Speyside. Tours from £3 to £15.
• The Macallan A one hour standard tour and two hour "Precious" tour is available and must be booked in advance. Prices on application to the visitor center.
• The Speyside Cooperage The only working cooperage open to the public in the UK. Tours cost £3.30
• Strathisla The oldest working distillery in the Highlands (circa 1786), this is the home of Chivas Regal. Tour costs £5 and includes a dram of 12 year old Strathisla.

And One Last Tip

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• Speyside is a Scotch Whisky Lover's Heaven
• The Mash Tun, Where Scotch Whisky Making Begins
• A Washback at Glenfiddich
• Copper Stills at Glenfiddich
• In the Spirit Safes, The Heart of the Scotch Whisky
• Preparing and Maintaining Casks in the Cooperage
• Burning Off the Casks for Scotch Whisky Making
• The Solera Vat at Glenfiddich
• Distillery Tours on Speyside in Scotland