Southern Highlands & A Taste of The 'Water of Life'
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This full-bodied tour is rich, earthy, deep, peaty and bold. Visit the acclaimed and exclusive Warehouse No. 9 at Scotland’s oldest working distillery and also take a generous swig of Scotland’s remarkable history and natural splendour. It’s fair to say that on this tour you'll get more than just your ‘angels' share’ of Scotland.
Highlights
- Warehouse No.9 Experience - sample four premium whiskies from the exceptional Glenturret single malt range
- Guided tour at Scotland's oldest working distillery
- Wallace Monument
- Hermitage Forest Walk
- Dunkeld Cathedral
Inclusions
- Local Scottish Guide
- Guided tour at Scotland's oldest working distillery
- Exclusive Whisky Tasting Rooms Experience
- Soup and sandwich lunch
- Hermitage Forest Walk
- Souvenir map
- Audio Guides available
- WiFi
‘A TASTE OF SCOTLAND’ FAMOUS WAREHOUSE NO.9 AT SCOTLAND'S OLDEST WORKING DISTILLERY
Whisky is more than a golden hue, it’s more than earthy aromas, and it’s more than the unique taste. It’s a legendary part of Scotland’s history and at Warehouse No.9 you’ll have the opportunity to sample four premium whisky tastes from the exceptional Glenturret single malt range. Sláinte!
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"Can't say enough about this tour. From our sales consultant in the office to our driver/guide Andy. All were the nicest people and very informative. We had a blast! Thank you for the wonderful experience."
Itinerary
The tour starts at 08.45am with a journey past Scotland’s ancient seat of power, Stirling Castle. You’ll hear the stories that made William Wallace legendary and see the battlefields and castles that have influenced Scotland’s past and present.
Further north we arrive at Glenturret; one of the most celebrated distilleries of the Highlands. You’ll be taken on an informative tour before being escorted to the exclusive ‘Warehouse No. 9’. This room’s unique aromas and impressive displays are truly breath-taking, and your ‘private nosing and tasting’ is the only whisky lesson you’ll ever need. After a light lunch at the distillery’s restaurant, we make our way to Perthshire, where we take a gentle stroll through the woodlands to the cascading Black Linn Falls on the River Braan.
Our return journey to Edinburgh will take a final stop to admire the architectural delights of Dunkeld Cathedral, a building that unites Scotland’s Gothic and Norman past. We return at approximately 05.30pm.
Please note: As this tour celebrates whisky, it is unsuitable for those under the age of 18.
(Routes are subject to change)
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Departure
Highland Explorer Tours Office
60 High Street (The Royal Mile)
Edinburgh
Scotland
EH1 1TB
Departure Time
Please check in at 08.30am for tour departure at 08.45am.
Return Time
Tour returns at 05.30pm.