Glen Garioch

As one of the oldest operating Scotch single malt whisky distilleries in Scotland, accessibility is inevitably restricted. But, the welcoming staff in the visitor centre try to make every visitor enjoy their visit. The visitor centre, itself, is easily accessible by wheelchair, with a disabled parking space a few yards from the door. Our guide tried this best to give me – as a wheelchair user - as full inexperience as possible. Had I not admitted to several visits before restricted mobility, I think he would have tried even harder to give me more insight. But, inevitably in an 18th century building, there are areas are inaccessible to wheelchair users and all but the more agile sure-footed disabled visitors. My advice would be to phone the visitor centre to discuss your visit. After your visit you will be invited into the visitor centre to sample three of the distillery's single malt whiskies. Glen Garioch is pronounced "glen geary".