Due to government advice and social distancing guidelines our offering and service style have been adapted to keep you safe and comfortable.

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If your social bubble is larger than 6 people please ring the distillery directly and we will help make arrangements for you to join us

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New Opening Times

Open Wednesday to Sunday,  10am to 4pm

Enjoy a guided tour at our beautiful distillery, taking in the fascinating past with a glimpse into our future. Learn about our unique distillation process, and be among the first to taste our Man O' Words and Man O' Sword - our Single Cask, Single Malt Scotch whiskies - together with our exceptional Clear Malt Spirit, Rascally Liquor®.

Hourly starting at 10am every day, last tour 3pm.

Annandale Distillery has been through three whisky eras. Whilst in the ownership of the famous Johnnie Walker, Annandale Distillery closed in 1918. Rescued by David Thomson & Teresa Church in 2007, this once derelict distillery sprang back into life on November 3rd, 2014. Learn about the history of Annandale Distillery and how we produce fine Single Malt Scotch Whisky, and finish with a taste of Annandale’s exceptional whiskies.

Check availability and book online below.

If your social bubble is larger than 6 people please ring the distillery directly on 01461207817 and we will help make arrangements for you to join us.

Our specialist tours are by special arrangement. Please make an enquiry below with your preferred date/s and we will contact you to arrange a suitable time. 

This tour incorporates the Classic Tour and focuses on the spectacular story of the rebirth of the distillery; a £14 million project. Finish with a taste of Annandale’s exceptional whiskies.

Annandale Distillery welcomes you on this tour which offers the opportunity to learn even more about whisky and delves deeply into the distilling process.

Finish with a taste of Annandale’s exceptional whiskies.

In this fascinating tour David Thomson will relate the whole story from June 2006 until present. You’ll learn about the archaeologists, the water diviner, the engineers, the architect and all the other ‘characters’ involved in the project. This will be placed in a historical context that mentions King Robert the Bruce and Robert Burns (the two RBs of Annandale). He may even recite some of Burns’ poetry! The tour finishes with a taste of Annandale’s exceptional whiskies.