Great Wiskey experience and trip around Scotland. Was exactly what we expected from it - excursion around two distilleries, wiskey tasting, a bit of sightseeing around part of Scotland we haven’t seen, photo stops in the nature and around few other distilleries. Was educational, interesting, fun and not overwhelming in the same time. Guide James was fantastic - his way of telling stories was so engaging and he took a lot of care about the group of us, was really interested himself in the tour and making sure we see as much as we could. I am not a wiskey drinker but I enjoyed it so much, it is not one of my best memories about Scotland!

We had a very enjoyable and interesting day. Just one other couple and the driver/guide Stewart, who was extremely friendly and informative. Apart from the tours of the Glen Moray and Cardhu distilleries, we were taken to Nairn (the guide's home town), Elgin (including the apparently little known but beautiful Biblical garden), Aberlour (lunchtime stop) and Craigellachie Bridge. Rightly or wrongly, we had thought that on a whisky distillery tour, the admission price to each of the distilleries would have been included (otherwise what's the point of booking such a tour - surely nobody would then opt out of visiting the distilleries?!) but it wasn't, so having paid £46 each at the outset, we paid a further £24.50 each on the day (£7 for Glen Moray and £17.50 for Cardhu). Stewart was very uncomfortable about asking us for the extra money. If it was made known on the website and/or when booking, it must have been decidedly inconspicuous. Still, overall it was a great day out.

The guide (Willie) was very funny and entertained us with all sorts of stories about the region or individual points. Unfortunately, Strathisla wasn't available, so the guide spoke to us about whether we'd rather do a tour in Carshu for £17 or for £7 at the Whiskey Castle we can not only have more but also a larger variety of whisky. We chose the latter and it was great. You could have lunch in Aberlour, which is also a very nice town. Even if the tour was completely different from the description except for Glen Moray, we would definitely go again.