The Tomatin Distillery Visitor Centre

One of the Best Places To Visits in Tomatin Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Excellent guided of the with a detailed explanation of every step from the malted barley to the final product. The finishes with a guided of three of the distillery's most iconic products. Shout out to Izzie our for an excellent tour. With nothing to really me to select one over another for a tour, Tomatin gave me a great introduction to what making is about. James the was patient and very knowledgeable and answered all the questions. Despite the fact that it was August and a non-distilling time of year (so there was little ‘action’ occurring in the distillery), it was cool to see the gear up close and personal. In all a very satisfactory experience and maybe better for the fact it wasn’t one of the big name distillers. Of course the part was great and the took us through a step by step tutored of the whiskies. A rather large offering a comprehensive and room & bar experience. Staff were pretty knowledgeable and transparent on bottles, industry information, and prices. Thoroughly enjoyed my time there on the Single Cask experience, and bought a couple of exclusive bottles. Saw some complaints on how bottles are more expensive than in third party shops, and that's because of Scotland's tax, pretty common knowledge, so hold your horses before slamming the distilleries! This was a very exciting for us, full of insights and valuable information. The felt like a very special occasion designed for us attendants, where we can have a firsthand look at the distillation process, with all the tools and machinery that a actually uses. Also this would not be this fun without our guide, James: Shout out to James for his splendid guidance and his sense of humour! We just had the with my mother who’s an all time lover and our friend Martyn who’s a ambassador, it’s an interesting, fun and entertaining experience. If you’re around the area, you definitely should go for it. Our Joe (I hope that’s how you spell it) was knowledgeable, captivating and passionate, quite the performer! We did the legacy at the Tomatin and we enjoyed it very much. They have a former mash tun cut open so one can see the structures on the inside which was very interesting. The of three of their whiskies in the cosy „tasting room“ at the end of the was also really nice. Great afternoon in the company of excellent Rosemary. I learned so much not just about Tomatin but in general. Really excellent. A much greater knowledge and appreciation of whisky. The was comprehensive and well executed. Our James was knowledgeable and took time to not just showing us the proces of making but also letting us smell during each step of the proces which I personally felt really important. Smelling the three examples afterwards really made sense that way, as will smelling hereafter. What would have made it an even better tour? Perhaps some more info about the coopers work and expertese and about choosing the barels for a release. Can recommend this Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites.