About Scotland Whisky Tours
Your whisky tour of Scotland starts here
Scotland Whisky Tours is our company – Liz and Marcus’. We’re both incredibly passionate about whisky and Scotland, what a great combination!
We book everything for you – accommodation, distilleries and meals if you wish. Let’s set up a Zoom call, to discuss your Scotland distillery tours – whether a beginner or a connoisseur, wish to learn about Scotch whisky or sample old and rare drams, we can help. In 2024, many Scottish distilleries offer drop in whisky tastings, pay as you dram. We give you glasses and drams in the car, the perfect way to spend a day.
All you have to do is get here!
We can take your wish list and work out what’s realistic, to ensure you have a relaxed tour. At Scotland Whisky Tours, we will try to be as flexible as possible, our only limits being distillery timings and ferry sailings.
Our guests will love impromptu whisky tastings. It’s true about the Scottish weather – but we say that…
“today’s rain, is tomorrow’s whisky in the making.”
We love what we do, we want to share our enthusiasm about Scotch and drams and we look forward to welcoming you to Scotland!
Liz
I’m a Lancashire lass originally but moved to Scotland 35 years ago. I’m from a hospitality background and lucky to have been in tourism since 1997.
Until 15 years ago, the only way I could drink scotch was a “hot toddy” (cheap blended whisky, hot water and sugar). Now my passion like Marcus, is for the highlands and Speyside whiskies – nice sherry finishes are for me.
I can’t stand the smell of peaty whiskies but it’s on my bucket list! I enjoy Tullibardine (especially the wine finishes), Dailuaine and love a dram of Dalmore King Alexander – I have an expensive taste!
Marcus
After many years working in London, Marcus returned home to his beloved Scotland rediscovering a passion for whisky. Many tours later, he has been able to expand his knowledge of the wonderful countryside, the history of Scotland and of course, indulge in more of his favourite drams – plus a few new ones!
Speyside is still his favourite scotch whisky region and he says you can’t go wrong with a Balvenie, or a Glenfiddich but the Highland malts follow closely behind and enjoying a Dalmore on special occasions with Dalwhinnie 15 a firm favourite.
We have lived in Carnoustie, a golfing town on the east coast of Scotland, for 7 years. It’s an ideal base for meeting guests as we’re just over an hour to Edinburgh. We love travelling around Scotland and both share a passion for the Isle of Mull, especially Tobermory, with it’s cute wee harbour and colourful houses.
We look forward to working with you on a personal whisky tour, so you return home with plenty of happy (if not hazy), whisky memories.