Nestling beneath the steep cliff that overlooks Oban, one of Scotland's oldest sources of Single Malt Scotch Whisky is just a short meander from the sea.
Please note that due to a team meeting, the Visitor Centre will open at 10:00am on the 3rd Thursday of every month from March through to November. Additionally, tailor made tours are available on request, please contact the Visitor Centre by e-mail at oban.distillery@diageo.com.
Street parking and off-site car parking are available in close proximity to the distillery - local charges apply.
If tours are fully booked online please call the distillery directly on 01631 572004 as there may still be tours available.
Oban Distillery Visitor Centre – Winner of the Association of Scottish Visitor Attractions’ Best Visitor Experience award 2017
£12
1 hour
An immersive experience to learn about the whisky making process and unique taste of Oban.
£75
2 hours
From a tour of the warehouse to a tasting in the manager's office.
£200
Tour the distillery with our Distillery Manager.
12:00 – 16:30
09:30 – 17:00
09:30 – 19:30
09:30 – 17:00
12:00 – 16:30
Tel: 01631 572004
Email: oban.distillery@diageo.com
Oban distillery is situated right in the heart of Oban town centre. When travelling from the north follow the A85 in to Oban town centre. The Distillery is situated on Stafford Street opposite the North Pier. Those coming from the South will enter Oban town on the A816 from Lochgilphead and again it is necessary to follow town centre signage. Street parking and off site car parking are available in close proximity of the distillery- local charges apply.
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Take a peek at the ins and outs of our working distillery. From the close sea location to the complex whisky making process.
Uncover the history behind the liquid.
Founded in 1794, the distillery is the heart of the town. In fact, there wouldn’t have been an Oban town if it weren’t for entrepreneurial brothers Hugh and John Stevenson. But it was the improvements of J. Walter Higgin which put Oban Single Malt Scotch Whisky in a different league.
Its name derives from the Gaelic language and means 'little bay', but when it comes to having an unforgettable break, Oban is definitely a place which is big on things to see and do.
