Glen Garioch Distillery is renown for its light clean malt that has spice and peat to give it body.
The area the distillery stands in is known as ‘The granary’ as it’s a fertile area in the valley of the Garioch and is famous for producing the best barley in all of Scotland. The distillery is on the edge of Oldmeldrum and has been operating since 1794.
Guided tours are on the hour from Monday to Friday and include a small tasting too!
- Gift shop
- Car Parking
- Toilets
- Wheelchair access
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