An Epic 10 Day Whisky Tour Just finished a wonderful tour with my new friends Ed and Dan from Wisconsin. The tour was delayed by 18 months for medical reasons but it was certainly worth waiting for. We covered 4 of the main whisky regions, Campbeltown, Islay, Highlands and Speyside and managed a new record (for me) of 31 distilleries
Fred Morris tour 4th to 15th June, 2025 4th June, 2025 I collected Fred and Halyna (she is known as Gala) from Glasgow Airport. They had two very large cases and two carry on cases. It all fitted into my boot space – just! Coming from Florida, they took very badly to Scotland’s temperature: at their home in Fort Myers,
11th May, 2025 I collected Amber & Nick Foster along with her parents from Glasgow Airport. They had a lot of luggage, the boot space was full. We stopped for a comfort break and photo opportunity at Tarbet on Loch Lomond. We also stopped for a view of St. Conan’s kirk in Loch Awe before arriving in Oban just before
27th April, 2025 I met with Dougie Watson, the coach driver then collected the group from the Apex Hotel in Edinburgh. Our first stop was Tullibardine Distillery where they enjoyed a tour and tasting. On the way north, we stopped in Pitlochry for a comfort break and lunch. The group split up and explored the town. Then north through rain
Marcus and I recently renewed our membership of the Scottish Malt Whisky Society. It’s a whisky club that started out in 1983 with a few friends in Edinburgh sharing single cask whisky and exploring the flavours. They are a global whisky club with over 41,000 members worldwide. We hope to be able to take guests to either Edinburgh (which is
A great way to start the year, 3 nights in Speyside for our first Scotland Whisky Tour of 2025. After picking up my group of 4 at Edinburgh Airport we headed north for a quick lunch in Pitlochry and then a drop in visit at Dalwhinnie Distillery. After a few drams it was on to our whisky inn for 3