Glengoyne Distillery
On the edge of the Highlands, Glengoyne Distillery offers a unique window into the artistry of Scottish whisky making. Known as the “most beautiful distillery in Scotland,” Glengoyne combines scenic charm with centuries of tradition to produce some of the country’s finest Scotch whiskies.
If you’re exploring whisky distilleries in Scotland, Glengoyne is a destination that shouldn’t be missed. And for a perfect day out, why not pair your visit with a tour of Stirling Castle?
Glengoyne: Where Time Honored Traditions Meet Highland Beauty
Unlike many distilleries, Glengoyne proudly shuns peat in its production, creating a range of whiskies defined by their smooth, rich, and fruit-forward flavors. Located just 30 minutes from Glasgow, the distillery is uniquely positioned on the Highland Line, where the whisky is distilled in the Highlands and aged in the Lowlands.
What Makes Glengoyne Distillery Unique?
Slow Distillation: Glengoyne’s whisky is distilled at one of the slowest rates in Scotland, allowing for maximum flavour development.
Sustainability: With a focus on renewable energy and eco-friendly practices, Glengoyne leads the way in sustainable whisky production.
Award-Winning Expressions: From the elegant 12-Year-Old to the bold and complex 21-Year-Old, Glengoyne’s whiskies are celebrated worldwide.
Plan the Perfect Day: Stirling Castle and Glengoyne Distillery Tour
Looking for a day packed with history, beauty, and world-class whisky? Join our 1-day Stirling Castle tour from Edinburgh or Glasgow, which includes a visit to Glengoyne Distillery.
Start with History: Explore the grandeur of Stirling Castle, one of Scotland’s most iconic landmarks, steeped in royal and military history. Wander its majestic halls, admire the spectacular views, and uncover the stories of Mary, Queen of Scots, and William Wallace.
End with Whisky: After soaking in Scotland’s rich history, we’ll whisk you off to Glengoyne Distillery. Here, you’ll experience a guided tour, learn about the craft of whisky making, and, of course, enjoy a tasting of Glengoyne’s finest single malts.
And in fact, the tour doesn’t end there. We’ll also head over to Loch Lomond for incredible views of the Loch where you’ll be able to see into the Highlands and down into the Low Lands!
Check out the tour here.
