the glendronach distillery
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I arrived with two of my friends on Thursday morning, we were lucky to get a personal tour since it was just the three of us, Karen, our guide was fantastic, full of banter and laughs couldn't have hoped for a more knowledgeable and passionate guide!I opted for the £15 tour, as I am a Whisky enthusiast and love GlenDronach, and it was worth every penny!The Distillery itself is beautiful, with plenty of history, well worth a visit, can't recommend it enough.
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A mid-April monday pm - the tour was really enjoyable, only five of us on the trip (four of our party and a Belgian visitor) and Karen made us all welcome and included. I had never heard of or tried GlenDronach until two days previously and wondered why a whisky drinker of thirty plus years had missed this for so long! The two non whisky drinkers in our party also enjoyed the tour and I left having purchased a bottle of the 15 year old "Revival" - my little tip to those buying the same is pour it out, then leave it for twenty minutes, it is really lovely and up there with other high quality better known single malts.GlenDronach is well worth making a journey to visit, Karen was great, and Frank joined in with the chat in the shop afterwards with some good thoughts and advice.We'll visit again on another trip to the area - that's all the recommendation you really need.ps. The "Discovery Tour" entry fee is deducted from a bottle purchase at the end of the visit
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I had family and friends up from Sheffield on a whisky trail tour so Glendronach was on the must see list, we arrived at 10 am to meet our guide Sandra we had the film show then Sandra started our tour this distillery being one the oldest 1826 I think, we had a good tour loads information really enjoyed it finished off with a dram, would recommend this tour, we all had a great time and all this for £5
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Many thanks for your review. I will pass your comments on to Karen!
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Karen did a great tour. Interesting stories. Nice old buildings. And to complete it, a very good tasting. Nummer 4 was my favourite. The only problem was I fell asleep afterwards, due to the big portions of dram.
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Me and my girlfriend paid a visit to GlenDronach as a way of getting a distillery in before the tourist season was finished and the distilleries revert to operating winter hours. I expected our tour to be the usual 'this is how whisky is made' etc. When we arrived it turned out we were the only two on the tour. Great! Our guide was Karen and she could tell straight away we knew how whisky is made etc so tailored our tour to speak in a lot more depth about the distillery itself. She was absolutely excellent. I paid for the premium tasting and I wasn't left disappointed. The whisky I sampled was excellent. This distillery really is worth a visit.
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Visited this distillery in October 2014. It was only £5 for the tour and a wee dram of one of their single malts at the end. Most distilleries charge double that with a slug of the fine scotch at the end of your tour so this is good value ( wish I wasnt driving that day). We had Karen as our guide who was welcoming and funny and made the visit for us. She was very good with our granddaughter also.Tour takes about 40 mins and is very interesting. A must do up there.
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Cut it fine and arrived bang on 11:00am when the tour was about to start. All of the others on the tour were having the Connoisseurs tour, but the staff still let me take the Discovery Tour at the last minute. Karen was the tour guide and just as the other reviewers state she is knowledgeable and makes the experience enjoyable and also fun.The tour covered everything within the distillery from tasting the barley to the final product. Everything seemed to be timed for the tour, mashing was in progress, fermentation was in different stages within the numerous tuns, wash and spirit stills in operation with the middle cut coming off in the spirit safe at the time. The various smells and aromas throughout were amazing.Then came my little bonus having joined the others taking the Connoisseurs tour. Whisky drawn from the cask in the warehouse. We were treated to a 12 yo Bourbon cask (yes a Bourbon cask at Glendronach). Comparably light in colour but full of flavour. Then came the daddy, a 22 yo sherry cask at full strength. Blinding aromas and having held the glass, the whisky also poured all over my hand, which meant an extra nosing sensation for a little while after too.Back in the visitor centre I parted ways with my tour party, as they were to further experience a full platter of different expressions under careful guidance from Karen. Meanwhile I returned for my inclusive dram of 12 yo (which I traded up for the 21yo Parliament being familiar with 12, 15 and 18yo expressions already). Excellent dram and ever so accommodating hosts at every stage. Needless to say I left with a bottle of 18yo under arm for when I get back home to Wales.Passing their time outside, my wife and 3 year old were entertained by baby Salmon in the stream and also by a driver collecting a batch of 21yo ready for bottling.Excellent tour and excellent product. A distillery that everyone visiting Scotland should strive to visit. And looking at the experience the guys were having on the connoisseurs tour, it is very much recommended (so is a driver).
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They still use the tried and trusted timber vats. very pretty grounds, very informative tour, good tastings. Apart from the whiskey, they produce a lovely Heather Honey with Glendronach in it!
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We had an interesting and relaxed tour round Glendronach distillery. The guide was very knowledgeable and by the end of the trip I felt I had learned something. My husband had the premier tour which meant he could enjoy an 18 year old Whisky and a 21 year old one plus the manager's cask. So he certainly enjoyed his day. Definitely worth a visit if you are a Whisky enthusiast.