Overview

We had a lovely time visiting the Dewar's Aberfeldy Distillery. We received a warm welcome and were invited to feel free to walk around their shop or take a seat in the café area until our tour started. Our tour soon began. We then had some time to walk around the museum. It was easy to access information, and the museum was interactive. A staff member came to guide us through the visit. Part of the route was not wheelchair accessible, but our guide made sure we had an amazing tour and told us interesting facts and stories throughout the museum. After that, we joined the rest of the group for the rest of the regular tour, what was very nice. The tour itself is interesting, well organised and informative in a fun and interactive way. We also had the chance to try the whisky, which we chose to take home. We spent some time in their lovely café, enjoying delicious coffee. We had a great time and are very grateful to all the staff. We would definitely recommend this visit.

Transport & Parking

There is disabled parking. However, there are only two spaces. But it is very easy to park in the regular car park, and the distillery is easily accessible from there. You can get to the distillery by taking a bus to Aberfeldy and walking from there.

Access

Toilets

Staff