Not quite ready, but very nearly, the Tullibardine distillery is undergoing a refurb. We only visited the shop and spent a very happy 45 minutes with our host (an amazingly knowledgeable South African gentleman). This is going to be an excellent place to visit when it is complete, but if you want good whisky NOW, go to the shop and... More

An interesting hour looking around a very traditional distillery. Not much in the way of fancy technology here. Good tour guide although his voice was drowned by some of the background noise in the plant. Excellent tasting session though :-)

Tullibardine Whiskey Distillery, Blackford, Perthshire...approx. 15 miles (25 min.) northeast of the Wm Wallace Monument in Stirling, Scotland - We participated in this distillery's tour as an ExpatExplore tour day event, so our entrance fee was included in the week's Great Britain trip. Wonderful and interesting "entertainment" for a cold, rainy day. We had a very friendly female tour guide,... More

I bought the connoisseur tour for my partner's birthday, which included a very detailed trip round the distillery over an hour and a half, plus the whiskey tasting at the end. I booked the chocolate tasting tour for me, since I am not a whiskey drinker, except for keeping colds at bay, and thought I would enjoy the chocolate. Well,... More

Did the bonded tour as a 60th birthday present. There was just my wife and I and it cost £20 pp. The tour was very interesting and Marion, our guide was very knowledgeable. She made it a very pleasant trip. There is some stairs to climb so not really suitable for whellchair bound visitors. My wife has trouble with her... More

This distillery is only a short 15 minute drive from Duchally Estate. It was very interesting to know how a favourite tipple is made. Very good shop and cafeteria with good selection. The tour is not ideal for people who find it difficult to climb stairs or people confined to wheelchairs . Tours were on the hour every hour, found... More

I visited with my partner a few single malt scottish distillery,but every time is a unique experience. the staff was very helpful, especially Alex, our young guide. for the first time we visited a full-working distillery, everything was under our eyes and it was really exciting. the tasting part was amazing, we had four different whisky with four different truffles... More

We were on holiday with my parents and decided to visit this distillery to see how they made whiskey. Admission fee to pay but vouchers with money off us always a bonus from tourist information office. Very interesting visit with free samples at the end of the tour. Not really recommended for wheel chairs as there are stairs to climb,... More

My family and I were visiting and hadn't booked a tour before we arrived. When we enquired about it, the person in charge just rudely brushed us aside and said they were fully booked up and that we should have booked as they were busy. When I asked whether there was anything else on offer, he rudely mentioned some tasting... More