Name: Whisky Galore
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Overview

Take some time and explore all the options and whisky experiences that available to you at Dewars of Aberfeldy and Blair Athol in Pitlochry. Choosing both distilleries for comparison will make it a rewarding day of "Whisky Galore".

Depending on what experience you choose, for example, Aberfeldy, a guided tour with whisky tasting is 45 minutes whilst a Connoisseur Tour is 2 hours long, you might want to adjust the recommended tour and optional stops to suit your own personal timescale,

Pitlochry is a small and quaint little town, popular with tourists and locals alike, and is a perfect place to have that well deserved break, with a selection of great places to shop, eat, or just relax.

For those who want to combine a Whisky Distillery experience with something different, perhaps for the other guests in your party, then the stunningly beautiful Scone Palace that has been the setting for the Coronation of Scottish Kings, it will not disappoint. Perth is home to the “Stone of Destiny” which you can see at the Perth Museum and a short walk away you will find interesting works at Perth Art Gallery.

You can experience how the Scottish “Iron Age” style of life some 2,500 years ago was lived, with these loch-dwellings known as “Crannogs” this stop is ideally paired with a Aberfeldy Whisky distillery visit, and allows you see one of Scotlands most beautiful lochs, the 14 mile long, Loch Tay, and the small village of Kenmore, home of the private Taymouth Castle.

“The light music of whiskey falling into a glass, an agreeable interlude” James Joyce

A Quick Look

How it works?

Please refer to our tours and destinations page for further information

Tour time

7 hours + (approximate time for our recommended tour)

Primary stop

Dewar's Aberfeldy Distillery

Recommended tour

Dewar's Aberfeldy Distillery, Blair Athol Distillery, Pitlochry

Optional Stops

Edradour Distillery, Scone Palace, Perth Museum & Perth Art Gallery, The Scottish Crannog Centre

Abbreviations

Booking advised

Booking required

Time slot given

Open certain days only

Toilet

Cafe

Primary, recommended and optional stops with locator map

Recommended Stops

Blair Athol Distillery

Pitlochry, Scotland, and has a rich heritage dating back to 1798. It is one of the oldest distilleries in the region and is known for producing a high-quality single malt Scotch whisky.

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Pitlochry

This picturesque town located in central Scotland, is known for its stunning natural scenery, outdoor activities, and Victorian architecture.

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Optional Stops

Edradour Distillery

Currently Closed until further notice

Located near Pitlochry in Scotland, is one of the smallest and most traditional distilleries in the country. Established in 1825, it remains renowned for its handcrafted single malt whisky.

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Scone Palace

Located near Perth, you are walking in the footsteps of Scotland’s ancient founding fathers both pagan and Christian. It has been the seat of parliaments, and the Crowning Place of Scottish Kings.

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Perth Museum

The new Museum opened in early 2024 as part of an extensive redevelopment project aimed at enhancing the city's cultural offerings. The museum features a range of exhibits that celebrate the history, art, and heritage of Perth and the surrounding areas, with a focus on interactive and engaging displays.

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Perth Art Gallery

The gallery is renowned for its diverse collection of fine art, decorative arts, and historical artefacts. Established in 1898,
the gallery features works from notable artists, including the Glasgow School and contemporary Scottish talents.

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The Scottish Crannog Centre

An archaeological site and living history museum located on the banks of Loch Tay in Scotland. It represents a reconstruction of a crannog, a type of ancient loch dwelling used during the Iron Age and Early Medieval periods.

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Eateries

McKays Fish & Chip Shop

Pitlochry, are proud to serve only the best, sustainable fish and chips from there shop right
in the heart of the town.

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The Old Mill Inn

The Old Mill Inn, Pitlochry, is converted corn mill, the family run serve food and refreshments throughout the day, with
space, both inside and out.

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Jamie's Chippy

Jamie's Chippy, Dundee, proud to be the best fish and chips Takeaway in the area.

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Tour stop - Open, Close & Price Information

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The last tour will close approx 1 hour before closing time.

Stop title	Visit days	Opens	Closes	Cost from
Dewar's Aberfeldy Distillery	Mon-Sat (Sun)	10am (12am)	6pm (4pm)	£19 +
Edradour Distillery	Currently Closed	N/A	N/A	N/A
Scone Palace	Daily	10am	5.30pm	£19.50
Perth Museum	Daily	10am	5pm	Donations
Perth Art Gallery	Thur-Mon (Sun)	10am (10)	5pm (4)	Donations
The Scottish Crannog Centre	Daily	10am	5pm	£15

FAQs for this tour

If we visit two distilleries, will it be a long day ?

Depends very much on what experiences you decide to opt for, and of course if you add other stops.

Where could we eat ?

Pitlochry has some great places to eat as do the distilleries.

Booking

Deposit price £195 2 hours

A 5 hour tour, for up to 5 persons cost £390 . Tours that extend beyond 5 hours are charged £80 per hour thereafter, in 15 minute increments. A deposit £195 is required to secure each booking