Had a great really interesting tour of the distillery with our brilliant guide Donald. Very knowledgeable whisky Expert. A tour you shouldn't miss if you're interested in the history of Scottish whisky. Thanks again Lindores Abby for a brilliant day out.

So interesting and refreshing to see such an enthusiastic approach to Whiskey making. Fantastic product with great branding, they really have the experience right. Yes I came away with some Whiskey which is lovely, I put it right up there with the best, (I have drank a bit of whiskey in my time !)

Didn’t appreciate the history or the views prior to visit and even got a bear logo cut into hillside. Knowledgeable tour guide and informative tour finished off with few nips. Also tasters available for further purchases.

As part of a birthday weekend, the distillery tour really didn't disappoint. We had Ronnie as a tour guide who was excellent from start to finish as well as polite and professional but most importantly he was funny, engaging in a good bit of east coast / west coast banter (us being the west coasters). The relatively short history of the distillery building coupled with the centuries old history of the site (and how it was discovered almost by accident) were shared with us by Ronnie's excellent story telling. He clearly listened to us too as he pointed out a part of the distillery's history which was relevant to where we come from. The story of the distillery is amazing and one that has to be learned from the guides on site but above all else the whisky is delicious! Plan a visit here and take the time to have a tour... you might even get to taste the monks concoction (Aqua Vitae).

A great history tour as well as a lovely tour around the distillery itself and into the warehouse to see the resting casks. I feel like Lindores history element made this tour stand out among those I've been on - I love the whisky side of things (obviously), but I'm all too ready to get caught up in the retelling of it all back in 1494 too. Lovely samples, and a distillery exclusive on offer in the shop too. The whisky is fantastic. It may be young but the expressions tried are all confident, assured drams. You can pick up distillery exclusives in the shop.

As a medieval history nerd and collector of less well known whiskies, Lindores was the perfect rainy day outing. Ronnie was a great guide - very knowledgeable, friendly, and patient. They aren’t trying to make “ordinary whisky”. It was really cool to hear about what they do different and why.

Thoroughly enjoyable tour and you get so much history thrown into it, not just whisky making. Our tour guide really brought the whole story of the distillery to life. Well worth it and highly recommended

We'd walked round the ruins the day before, so went to the distillery today. Didn't take the tour, but looked round the oak refectory table (traditionally made with dowels). Lots of information on the abbey and its history on oak information boards and oak "books". Coffee very good, passed on the whisky, as we were driving The abbey itself was very atmospheric; there are pictures of weddings which took place there. Most complete pieces are two doorways, giving an idea of the grandeur of the abbey. It was really big, as you can see from what's still standing. Abbey/distillery not well signposted. Leaving Newburgh, heading towrards Coupar, turn left at the filling station (Buttercup Cafe)

After going to a few tours, this is by far the best one that you can see. Great history for a small and very new operation, and our tour guide Dave was excellent! Lastly the quality of the whisky was unmatched! One of the beat I've ever had, will definitely be on the lookout for more product from them!

Tour was excellent! Really insightful and such a powerful story behind Lindores and the birthplace of Scotch Whiskey- 'Water of Life'. Thank you to Ronnie for a fantastic tour. We've been really inspired!!