This was a happy accident find on our way to Achray House Hotel. Great tour with the very entertaining Stuart. We have been on many distillery tours but learned so much more here. Great chat and info. Loved the cat and mouse catcher story.

This relates only to the Glenturret café, not the distillery tour. A fantastic little eatery with wonderful home made scones, cakes, soup, pastries etc. All beautifully served and brought to your table. I like the way they leave jugs of water and an ice bucket so you can help yourself. Simple unpretentious food that is great value. Don't leave without trying the Haggis, Tattie & Neeps sausage roll (or the vegetarian equivalent. Or the loos - really nicely done with quality soaps etc.

Fantastic tour of the Glenturret distillery, our guide Stuart was so knowledgeable about the history, owners and distillery process. No question went unanswered! Loved the takeaway bottles at the end for the designated drivers too! Thank you!

A fantastic tour of Scotland's oldest distillery, great delivery by our guide Karen throughout. A brilliant insight to the history of the distillery and the magic needed to make the perfect drop, all rounded off with a free dram. Also worth checking out the Lalique gallery in the gift shop. Thanks to the cats Glen and Turret too, keep up the great work. Fully reccomended and hope to visit you again

What a fantastic place to visit. The tour was really good, learning about the hard work and knowledge that goes into creating whiskey. The distillery is in an amazing location well worth visiting. The staff were all very friendly and welcoming. The shop had a great range of gifts. The cafe had good food at sensible prices and the whiskey is wonderful.

Easy to find, parking outside the entrance. Very warm welcome from the staff. We ended up with a private tour as it was just the two of us, and our guide John was brilliant. A friendly fountain of knowledge and we could not have asked for a better guide. Only feedback was that the shop was on the expensive side which is understandable but at the same time didn’t encourage us to buy anything other than the whisky.

Whiskey adventure at The Glenturret Distillery was unexpectedly awesome! 🥃 Stuart, our host, made it a blast. Who knew I'd end up buying a bottle when I wasn't a fan before? 😂 Also, fun fact: there are cats in the distillery – purr-fectly charming! Highly recommend this spot, plus they've got a Michelin restaurant inside! 🌟

The very informative description throughout the Tour by the Guide, oh & the Tasting of course. We tasted the 'Triplewood' which was apparently around 7yrs old. Glen Turret are trying to get away from the 'the older it is, the better it is' thinking ingredients & we admire them for it.

My husband and I visited the Glenturret distillery just a few days ago. We had the Whisky Makers Tour and it was worth every penny! John, our guide is awesome. He has a lot of knowledge, he's funny and made us feel really welcome. This was our third distillery tour and because Glenturret is the oldest distillery it was different from the others. I loved hearing about their late Guinness Book of Records cat and meet one of his successors. After the general tour we were taking apart for our Whisky Making part and that was more than interesting and fun! It sure requires a good nose to pick out all these different scents and then creating (and tasting) your own whisky from 5 bottles was a bit tricky, but I loved my own combination! Thank you John for making this an unforgettable afternoon for us!

We have visited several whisky distilleries over the years and can honestly say this was one of the best. Karen, our guide, was welcoming, friendly and humorous. We learnt things we’d never been told on other tours. The price of £15 each was very good value and included a tasting of the triple wood whisky plus a £5 discount off the purchase of a bottle of whisky. Drivers were given a small bottle to decant their sample into. After the tour and tasting we visited the cafe and enjoyed some lovely drinks and cakes. The cafe staff were also very friendly We would have liked to try the Michelin starred Lalique restaurant but being a Monday it was closed. This gives us an excuse to return. We’d definitely recommend a visit to this distillery.