Edradour Distillery

A beautiful, picturesque small distillery in the heart of Scotland. We had the tour guided by Roy: very informative abd very funny and entertaining at the same time. One of the best distillery experiences in Scotland. Highly recommended.

My wife and I spent two weeks in Scotland and went on five distillery tours. The Edradour tour and facilities blew all the other distilleries away. You could tell that our guide, Ian, really loved the distillery and their product. The tasting bar has some of the best prices for a dram anywhere, and of course the whisky is superb.

This distillery is a well hidden gem of the Highlands: it is picturesque.
We spent time on the tour with Malcolm, the tour guide, who was very knowledgeable about everything there. The tour was not structured the same way that most distilleries do it, so was a welcome change after having gone on multiple distillery tours in the past - (in case you are to visit I shall not ruin your trip with details!)
The bar is well stocked with the many different kinds of whisky that they create, as is the shop. And the shop includes a large selection of independently bottled malts, as the owner of the distillery also owns an independent bottlers.
The owner of the distillery and their family also work in the shop, so you can meet them. This is a wonderful touch in the modern age of industrialised whisky. Well worth a visit.

Beautiful, amazing! Really informative tours by guides with real enthusiasm. Unique place with very nice place to drink. Great value and tea is only 2.50 and you get to keep the excellent commemorative mug. Easily the best and most picturesque distillery I've ever seen.

Fantastic whiskey tour experience. Our guide was Ian and he was brilliantly informative. A group of us were visiting for a short time so decided on this tour over the others and so glad we did. Not only is the location lovely, it was great to see the steps. I would very highly recommend doing this tour - especially only at £7.50!

The personalized tour, the tasting of multiple products, and the surrounding area of this distillery all make it a must-see for anyone looking for an authentic Scottish distillery experience. Highly recommended!

Very nice, little distillery where you really see the staff doing their job, and you get hands-on on many details of the prices that you usually do not see.

Guides are very proud (up to the point where it is ridiculous), but that makes the whole experience even more worth it.

The shop and the bar are also very nice places offering a lot of selection. If you only want to visit one distillery, consider this one.

Only drawback was that we couldn't take all kids with us on the tour as they need to be at least twelve years old, no exceptions - even not to use the bathroom.

No longer able to claim to be the smallest distillery, it 's still a great tour, with a fine tasting at the end. The tasting includes a souvenir engraved tasting glass, and when our driver ordered a coffee while everyone else bought another taste, he got a souvenir coffee mug. A good visit, but do check the opening times, as it's a fair trek if you got it wrong

I should dislike because the charm is that it is the smallest distillery in Scotland, but this is just too great to not share. John gave us a tour, and what a great storyteller he is. I loved how he made me feel the mist covered whisky passion, the true craftsmanship what it is all about as far as I'm concerned. Great tasting bar, nice shop, many wonderful whiskies to taste!