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Discover the heart of Scotland’s whisky culture on an authentic tasting experience in Glasgow. Meet your expert local guide in George Square, right in front of the City Chambers on John Street, and set off on a short walk through the city’s historic center, where centuries-old stories come alive.
As you stroll, your guide shares fascinating tales about Glasgow’s pivotal role in the world whisky trade and how Scotland rose to lead global whisky production, even surpassing the USA, Ireland, and European Cognac regions. The city’s unique history, deeply intertwined with the tobacco and slave trades, set the stage for whisky traditions that thrive today.
Arriving at a beloved, two-hundred-year-old Glasgow pub, you’ll step inside a cozy, private setting reserved just for your group. Here, your guide regales you with intriguing stories of the city’s spirited past and its long-standing relationship with whisky, Scotland’s leading export and point of pride.
You’ll sample a curated selection of whiskies representing four of Scotland’s renowned whisky regions: Highland, Speyside, Lowland, and Islay, each offering a distinct taste and character. Your guide explains each variety, ensuring both novices and connoisseurs appreciate every dram. Non-alcoholic options are also available for those who prefer.
The tour lasts approximately 1.5 hours and concludes at the iconic Scotia Bar on Stockwell Street, less than half a mile from your starting point. Don’t miss this immersive journey into Glasgow’s whisky heritage—secure your spot now for a truly memorable Scottish experience!