Yes - well stocked shop, a small cafe upstairs ( to be followed soon by a fine-dining restaurant) and some interesting bottles on view at the reception area. In addition the cask filling facility is openly on view. It would however be a shame to miss the tour - Glenturret is not a large distillery, so you get a real feel for how the whisky is crafted.

You might get a slight discount if you reserve ahead of time online, and there are a variety of tours ranging from 10-75 Pounds Sterling ($12-$91). Each tour is described on the Glenturret website. Enjoy! The folks there are very friendly.

Daft question wasting my time Yours may be well behaved but if 3 took a piss or cr*pped in there I’d not buy their products

Hello The price for afternoon tea is £15.00 per person. If you would like to call the distillery we can discuss requirements for the children. Kind regards Mandy Ingram Visitor Experience Manager 01764 656565

Dear duducunha, Fantastic that you're looking to visit us from Stirling! The number 47 bus isn't very frequent therefore we would recommend travelling from Perth using the number 15 bus as it is much more frequent to travel to us. If you're in Edinburgh we work with companies such as Timberbush, Rabbies and Highland Explorer who offer great day trips that feature The Famous Grouse Experience. Many thanks, Lucy.

You can phone them on 01764 656565 to find out the time of the tours ( last at 4.30pm in winter) or google as thefamousgrouse Signed up very well as Glenturret Distillery as you head north from Crieff. Glen Turret is the primary Malt whisky ingredient in blended Grouse whisky. Good cafe and toilets and plenty of parking. NO cameras or phones on the tour itself due to fumes. Generous tasting at the end. Enjoy!!! or try Dewars at Aberfeldy, just down the road from Crieff..

Hi stasomes, thank you for your question and so sorry for my delayed response. Jane K is indeed correct that we are approximately an hour away from Edinburgh by car. You can take a train to Perth and then catch a number 15 bus out to Crieff where we are based (the Perth train station is almost next to the perth bus station) however on a Sunday the busses are slightly less regular. There are fantastic bus tours that leave from Edinburgh such as Haggis who often come out to visit us with Edinburgh based guests. Tullibardine would also be accessible by train and bus however I'm unsure as to which Edinburgh tour companies go to Tullibardine. Please don't hesitate to give us a phone on 01764 656565 for any further assistance. Hope that has been a help to you, Kindest regards, Lucy Whitehall

Dear sarahmac159, Sincerest apologies I had missed your question on our TA page. Dogs are unfortunately not allowed in the distillery unless they are guide dogs which are allowed however there are terraced areas outside our café where you can sit with your dog. Hope this is helpful to you, Kind regards, Lucy Whitehall Global Brand Ambassador - The Famous Grouse.