The Clydeside Distillery offers a guided tour that lasts about an hour, providing a detailed look at the whisky production process. The tour begins with an overview of Glasgow's dock history before moving into the distillery to observe the stages of whisky creation, from mashing to distillation.
Visitors will see the copper wash and spirit stills, and the tour concludes with a tasting session of three whiskies: the core range unpeated 6-year-old, a sherry finish 6-year-old, and a peated version. For those who prefer not to consume alcohol on-site, containers are available to take the samples home.
The distillery also features a whisky shop where visitors can purchase bottles, including a fill-your-own-bottle option, and a cafe offering light refreshments. The venue is praised for its knowledgeable staff and the quality of its whisky.
Although situated in an urban environment, the distillery is appreciated for its engaging tours and the expertise of its guides. Some visitors note that the tour feels short, but the tasting and educational content are well-received.
The distillery is accessible to visitors with mobility needs, providing wheelchair-accessible entrances, restrooms, and parking. It's recommended to book tours in advance to secure a spot.