The Clydeside Distillery

Located at 100 Stobcross Road, Glasgow, the distillery offers a range of experiences for visitors. Standard tours showcase the whisky-making process and include tastings of three whiskies. Other options include chocolate pairing tours and the Whisky Creator experience, where you can make your own bottle. The distillery is fully accessible, with wheelchair access and assistance if needed. Facilities include a bar, café, free parking, and covered bike racks. It caters to families, whisky lovers, and first-time visitors alike, offering a mix of education and entertainment.

It’s best to book your tour online in advance, especially in summer when tours fill quickly. Guided tours run daily, usually late morning to late afternoon, with some variation by season. Special tours, like chocolate pairings or creating your own whisky, require advance reservations. Children are welcome on standard tours with non-alcoholic tasting options, while adult tastings are restricted to those over 18. Bring valid ID if using student or senior concessions. Some distillery operations pause briefly during winter, but tours continue, so check dates before visiting.

The distillery is easy to reach from Glasgow city centre. You can walk along the riverside in 30–40 minutes, take a short train to Exhibition Centre station followed by a 10-minute walk, or use Partick subway station with a 20-minute stroll. Local buses, including route 100, stop near the SEC or Riverside Museum. If driving, use postcode G3 8QQ and take advantage of free guest parking. Cycling along the riverside route is scenic, and sightseeing buses often stop nearby, making it convenient for all types of travelers.