Glenkinchie Distillery Tours and Tickets

Some of Scotland's best attractions are within a short distance of Edinburgh but you can skip the hassle of driving or figuring out public transport timetables on this guided tour. Leaving Edinburgh, journey to Glenkinchie Distillery, one of the Johnnie Walker “Four Corners of Scotland” distilleries. Learn about the process of making whisky and enjoy a Flavour Journey tour where you learn the process of making whisky and enjoy a 3 dram (plus cocktail) tasting!

Follow a local whisky enthusiast to the best watering holes in Edinburgh. Taste several single malt whiskies from different whisky-making regions across Scotland and learn how they are made. Stops are based on your interests and may include a traditional whisky cellar and a historic pub. At each place you visit you'll get a feel for Edinburgh’s drinking culture.

Leave the driving to the experts and journey through the majestic Scottish Lowlands on this Rosslyn Chapel and Scottish Borders tour from Edinburgh. Travel with a guide to the legendary Roslyn Chapel; take a scenic route along Scotland’s border to Melrose Abbey—believed to be the burial site of King Robert the Bruce’s heart—and learn about the art of whisky making at Glenkinchie Distillery.

Scotland is home to many fine whisky distilleries often overlooked in the capital. This private tour lets you sample the best of Edinburgh's whisky scene by visiting two single malt distilleries and the exclusive Scotch Malt Whisky Society. Learn about whisky origins, discover local history, enjoy tastings, and take in Edinburgh’s sights.

Explore further afield without having to worry about hiring a car or navigating unfamiliar roads on a tour that reveals attractions that lie outside of Edinburgh’s city center. This private tour comes with the flexibility to tweak your route and itinerary to include historic castles and chapel, scenic natural landscapes, or art galleries and antique stores.

This private tour allows you to indulge your love of whisky while traveling through some of Scotland's most spectacular landscapes. You'll visit four different whisky distilleries (your choice out of a possible eight) where you will enjoy expert-led tastings, which typically include three whiskies at each stop. Ideal for whisky lovers.