ABSOLUTELY 10/10 THEY WERE THE NICEST and most accommodating ever! One family member was sick and…read morecouldn't come and they gave us a small care package to take home. And we also celebrated a birthday and they gave us a small gift bag. The manager lindsey was ssooooo incredible and kind with our situation. hands now my favorite whiskey now

This place has been in operation since 1833. They get their water from a stream in Dumgoyne hill…read more It's a unique place because it sits between the lowlands & the highlands. The whisky is produced in the highlands and matured in the lowlands which is just across the street. I was there last week on a beautiful sunny day, our tour guide Jimmy was fabulous! Young guy, exuberant, knowledgeable, funny and engaging. We were there with a group of Germans, whose English was so-so, Jimmy slowed down his speech and articulated his words to give them a chance to understand what he was saying. The history of Glengoyne was very interesting, learning how whisky is made was cool, seeing the guys at work was an added bonus. The actual tasting gave us insight into how to smell, swirl to see how the whisky coats the glass and to taste different aged malts. They are all single malts here, ranging from 10 - 30 years, although they have a few rare collectibles. The rarest being a 56 year old bottle from 1969. They are aged in sherry and oak barrels. Definitely a great tour & worth the money. The gift shop has all sorts of things in various price ranges also.

We had a wonderful tour with our guide Kevin! It was interesting to see a distillery in the heart…read moreof town and learn about how it helped shaped the town. Other than the tour they do offer a nice sit down bar where you can enjoy a dram and relax. There is also a little retail space with some nice gifts and other whiskies besides Oban. I had never had the pleasure of trying Oban whisky and after three other tours before this one it still stands out and was a favorite of mine. The whiskies were smooth, and had some of my favorite tasting notes. Make sure to have this be a stop when your in Oban

The distillery tour was very educational and interesting, but not too long! Our guide was friendly…read moreknowledgeable and didn't follow a specific script which I love. The whiskey tastings were good and you got to keep your glass! The bar are is comfortable and has great bar lighting, but not too dark.

lovely brewery supplying beer to many outlets throughout the country…read more beer is absolutley gorgeous

I've done bourbon distillery tours before and figured this will be the same. Similar, not the…read moresame. Marty was our guide. An awesome young man full of knowledge. He explained in detail the scotch making process. Along with a great history of the distillery. Book this in advance! It will always be sold out if you try to walk in and get tickets. The samples were nice of course. Just wish they were about ten times bigger. Ha!

Very fun experience. I'm not a huge Scotch fan, but it was so interesting to learn about the…read moreprocess. Our tour guide, Sarah, was very friendly and knowledgeable. She was very concise, but willing to dive in deeper on topics that we were interested in. Would highly recommend!

Located on Main Street, Inveraray Scotland, Loch Fyne Whiskies is a small establishment that…read moreproduces their own blended whiskies, well known malts and rare bottlings. The interior features ceiling to floor shelves of assorted whiskies. It is quite a sight to behold. Their living casks make their whiskies intriguing, as well as, a special treat for whisky lovers. if you care to share whisky stories this is the place to indulge yourself. The Hamish inspires your gift of gab and your whisky passions. Even your wee questions will be answered. If you are in Inveraray and have a slight fondness for the spirits Loch Fyne Whiskies will reward your interest. Enjoy your samples till you find the right dram. Did you know that whiskies have definitive cheese pairing? I can not say that I ever did until they were pointed out to me by Loch Fyne associates. This visit was before the Covid-19 pandemic.

I popped in to this wee Aladdin's Cave of whisky a few weeks back while on a holiday day trip to…read moreInveraray. It sits on the main street just across from the 'jail'. Inveraray main street can feel like being bludgeoned by tourists (hey, I guess I'm glad they rate Scotland enough to come) so it's nice to be able to jump in somewhere for a bit of relative calm. Loch Fyne Whiskies provides this calm. The shop staff will be more than happy to chat away about whisky or even better, pour you a wee taster. I couldn't help but buy a bottle of the local blend, which by the way, is bloody fantastic; very smooth, down very easily (I finished the bottle within a week!). It has a fantastic selection though of single malts at very reasonable prices so if you're ever up that way, I recommend stopping in.

Visited to browse the store and was disappointed by the attitude of the older man who was rude and…read moreunhelpful. The store layout is not great as you cannot browse the wines without interrupting guests at tables. I would've liked to support a local business but based on the above, my visit was brief!

The Argyll Vintners are a really nice small shop that provides a good range of whisky, gin, wine…read moreand other beverages. They have knowledgable staff and clear prices. The only thing is that their pricing can be a little on the heavy side. Can't be helped but one issue that should be address is that there is a supermarket in the town, a simple price run would help them not look so pricey. I think it is an invaluable shop offering a great personal service. Pop in there for something a bit more than your average supermarket tipple!

Nice cafe with friendly and helpful staff. Excellent fresh ground coffees (with free biscuit on the…read moreside) and a good range of teas including herbal. There's a good choice of meals from the cooked breakfasts onwards, including some vegetarian options, and light snacks, cakes and pastries too. In the main shopping street and open 9am-9pm (closed Sundays)

tiny little hole-in-the-wall cafe... but they make amazing food. we ordered Mac and cheese, a…read morecouple of burgers, the fish and chips and some other options off the menu. all were AMAZING. Some of, if not the best, food we've had in Scotland. A true gem.

Good selection of drinks and I have always found the staff to be very helpful. Pretty much a…read morestandard Victoria Wine outlet and an obvious choice as you know what to expect from a chain outlet.

good place to get your bottle a wine a mean tonic simply the bestread more