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 Experience a malt distillery |
Dumgoyne, Near Killearn Glasgow G63 9LB United Kingdom +44 136 055 0254 www.glengoyne.com |
Scotch whisky is generally associated with the Highlands and this distillery near Loch Lomond produces the most southern Single Highland Malt Scotch Whisky. The name derives from the Gaelic Glen Guin, which means Glen of the Wild Geese, where it is situated. Free drams are on offer to those who come for a tour, these are conducted six times a day on the hour and are an entertaining way to learn more about the complex distillation process and the history of whisky making in the Glengoyne region. Admission: adults £3.95, children £2.95 Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sea, stones and whisky |
Stafford Street Glasgow, Argyll PA34 5NH United Kingdom +44 163 157 2004 |
Oban is the town where the Highlands meet the islands, and it's one of Scotland's oldest sources of malt whisky. Visitors are welcome to watch the distillers at work and to sample their peaty 14 year old single malt with its distinctive whiff of the sea. The distillery dates from 1794 and is nestled at the foot of a cliff, directly opposite the North Pier. The last guided tour starts an hour before closing and the cost is redeemable against purchases in the shop. Admission: adults £3.50 Review © 2007, Wcities |
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