Whisky & Beer Tour in Glasgow with Host Academy Plc

Glasgow, a city famed for its rich industrial past and vibrant cultural scene, offers a unique tasting journey through Scotland’s celebrated brewing and distilling traditions. Hosted by Host Academy Plc, the Tennent's Brewery & Clydeside Distillery Tour is a prime experience for those keen to see the craftsmanship behind Scotland’s beloved beer and whisky. Once inside the historic Tennent's Brewery, visitors witness the gritty, steaming process of brewing a century-old favorite, with giant vats and copper piping forming a backdrop to lively stories of Glasgow’s brewing heritage. The tour then continues at the Clydeside Distillery, where the air fills with the scent of oak and malt as master distillers shine a light on whisky production—from mashing to maturation in oak casks. Savoring small, expertly curated tastings, guests leave with new appreciation for Scotland’s liquid gold—and a complimentary pint to cap it all off.

What makes this experience stand out is its cultural depth paired with an accessible, hands-on approach. It’s more than just a tour; it’s a deep dive into Glasgow’s industrial evolution, encapsulating the city’s innovation in brewing and distilling. Perfect for visitors interested in Scotland’s culinary arts or anyone wanting to understand the local craftsmanship, this tour brings the city’s spirited history to life with each sip. Whether you’re a drinks connoisseur or simply seeking an engaging, educational activity, this tour offers a lively and authentic window into Glasgow’s legendary beverage scene.

Located centrally within Glasgow, these tours are an ideal addition to a day of sightseeing or a relaxed way to discover local flavors. With knowledgeable guides leading the way, guests walk away not only tasting some of the finest Scotland has to offer but also gaining fascinating insights into each step of the process. The two venues themselves, with their historic buildings and functional charm, create an inviting atmosphere that captures the spirit of Glasgow’s industrious roots—making this a must-do act for anyone interested in Scotland’s brewing and distilling heritage.