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A two lane road runs into the image on the left, and then bends left out of sight. On the left hand side of the road are four attractive old white buildings, of which the two nearest look like 1-storey warehouses, the next is an old 2-storey cottage, and the farthest into the image has an obvious pagoda style roof, like all traditional whisky distilleries. There are a number of trees around, and a blue sky with puffy white clouds.

A surfaced path runs up the centre of the image between flower beds to a very new looking orange-brick built 2-storey building with the word Glenkinchie on it. There are trees behind and off to the rightThe sky above is light blue.

Highland and Lowland Distillery Tour – 9hrs

£560.00 9 hours

This is a close-up of six people standing side by side. They are in a room with whisky bottles on a few shelves. The five people on the left are all lifting glasses which appear to hold whisky. They are in the midst of toasting. The person at the right hand end has no glass and his arms are down.

Across a low 2-rail timber fence to the left is grass, and a pond reflecting the three warehouse that stand just beyond. In the foreground to the right is an ornamental wall with a large sign mounted that says The Glenlivet. There are half a dozen individual trees around the grounds and warehouses. Back left are a distant complex of larger buildings, and behind them rise some far away hills. Distillery

Highland and Speyside Distillery Tour – 8 to 9hrs

£560.00 9 hours

Three women sit at a table, with glasses and three bottles of whisky. Two are in the act of toasting, and the one at the back of the table (in the middle) has no glass and appears to be a badged guide. Behind them is a stone wall with a window, giving a view into a lit whisky-barrel warehouse.

There are three 6 foot tall advertising boards which each describe a different whisky from Glenmorangie Distillery on our Highland Distillery Tour from Inverness. We are inside a warehouse, and in the foreground, on their sides are three barrels, one at the foot of each advertising banner.

Highland Distillery Tour from Inverness – 8 to 9hrs

£560.00 9 hours

The Speyside Cooperage on the distillery tour from Inverness has a light-coloured metal faux-pagoda style roof. The one storey frontage is built from honey-coloured blocks, and grey-granite steps lead up to the glass front doors. The signage says Speyside Cooperage, and the sky above is blue.

A barrel stack is in front of us. The barrels are on their sides. The top row has three barrels, plain ends. The middle row has four barrels each with a letter on it. The bottom row has five barrels each with a letter on it. The letters spell the words Glen Moray. Behind the barrel stack is a stone built house of two storeys. A door is centrally placed on the ground floor, with a window either side, and two dormer windows above.

Speyside Distillery Tour from Inverness – 8 to 9hrs

£560.00 9 hours

A rack of barrels at Tomatin Distillery on the West Coast and Highland Distillery Tour. The barrels are on their sides and the bottom level has 5 Tomatin barrels showing orange ends. The next level up has four brown-ended Tomatin barrels, and the top deck has three white-ended Tomatin barrels.

A yellow and white-coloured building partially obscured by scaffolding is across a road, and behind a low wall. Behind the building rise a range of snow covered mountains wreathed in cloud. Bits of blue sky are showing through the cloud.

West Coast and Highland Distillery Tour – 8 to 9hrs

£560.00 9 hours

Two people walk from the car park towards Torobhaig Distillery on our West Coast Whisky Distillery Tour. A woman in black t-shirt and trousers is in the foreground walking towards us - a plastic bowl of food in her left hand, a bottle in her right hand, and a black baby goat following the bottle. Back left are three white buildings with slate roofs and the word "Torobhaig" painted large on the side. Back right are 3 vehicles in the car park, and trees behind.

We are at the entrance to a yellow building with a tin roof, and a tall brick chimney at the right hand end. A tarred road with speed bump and stop barrier leads up the left of the picture, to it from our location. It is hard to see more, due to the line of leafless trees lining the road. A distant snow-capped mountain rises behind the building. In the foreground, right of centre, is a grey granite block gatepost, with a sign that says "Welcome to Ben Nevis Distillery"

West Coast Whisky Distillery Tour – 8 to 9hrs

£560.00 9 hours

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