Scotland Whisky Passport & Map

Scotland Whisky Passport & Map

Scotch tours, maps & guide

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Released
March 30, 2026
Updated
November 8, 2026

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Find the Scotch whisky distilleries you can actually visit, see whether they're open today, and collect a dated stamp in your passport at every one you reach. PLAN YOUR VISITS • More than 160 working distilleries across Speyside, the Highlands, Islay, the Islands, the Lowlands and Campbeltown • Over 100 that welcome visitors, with tours, booking links and opening hours • "Open now" worked out in Scottish time, wherever your phone is set • Every opening time shows when it was last checked • Distilleries near you, sorted by distance • Directions on foot, by public transport or by car, with a note where a driver's dram lets you take your tasting home GO WITHOUT A CAR Six car-free trails: Campbeltown on foot, Edinburgh from Holyrood to Leith, Glasgow and the Clyde, Islay's Three Distilleries Path, Pitlochry on foot, and Speyside by bus and the Speyside Way. Distillery pages explain how to get there by bus, train or ferry. YOUR WHISKY PASSPORT • Collect a dated stamp at each distillery you visit, inked in its region's colors • Watch each region fill up, and add visits from past trips • Keep a list of the distilleries you want to visit next SAY IT RIGHT Bunnahabhain, Bruichladdich, Auchentoshan: hear how to say 90 distillery names, with easy respellings and, for many, what the Gaelic means. Each of the six whisky regions has a short spoken introduction too. LEARN AS YOU GO • Short guides: how Scotch is made, how to read a whisky label, and how to visit distilleries responsibly • A glossary of 137 whisky words, from the angel's share to the worm tub • Lost distilleries: more than 40 that have closed, their stories, and what stands on the site today • When the big festivals are on: Spirit of Speyside, Fèis Ìle and the Campbeltown Malts Festival PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, no ads and no tracking. Your location stays on your phone and is only used to show what's near you. Distillery details, opening hours and audio are stored in the app, so they still work in a glen with no signal. Made in Scotland by Add Jam. For adults of legal drinking age. Please enjoy whisky responsibly, and check with the distillery before a long journey, as hours and tours can change. Whether you're planning your first distillery tour or adding to a lifetime of visits, Whisky Passport is your companion for exploring the world of whisky.
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2.0.0

November 8, 2026

A completely refreshed Whisky Passport, with improved content and features, plus support for iPhone Duo.

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