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Add Whisky Monkeys as a Google favoriteAttention whisky lovers: the popular Warehouse Tours at White Peak Distillery are back. In a new announcement to fans, the distillery has officially revealed the 2026 dates for this exclusive monthly whisky experience.
White Peak Distillery offers several tours at the distillery. One of them is the Warehouse Tour, which takes place once a month. From March through November, the tours return to give whisky enthusiasts the chance to enjoy whisky where it’s at its best: among the maturing spirit in the warehouse.
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The distillery’s most immersive whisky experience
The Warehouse Tour is considered the most immersive experience Wire Works Whisky offers. Whisky lovers are guided through the distillery and discover the process behind Wire Works whisky. A key part of the tour is tasting and discussing the distillery’s new make spirit.
After that, it’s time to head to the warehouse. That’s where the tasting takes place, right among the casks as the whisky matures. During the tasting you won’t just sample, you’ll also dive deep into production, maturation, and flavor development.
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What do you taste on the White Peak Distillery tour?
Each participant on this tour receives 3 drams in the distillery’s warehouse. Two are poured at cask strength, and one dram comes from the current release. That last whisky changes with each new White Peak release.
The tour lasts a total of 120 minutes and accommodates up to 15 guests. Every participant may keep their nosing glass after the tour as a memento of the tasting and the experience at the Scottish distillery.
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When do tours run at White Peak Distillery?
Warehouse Tours take place on selected Saturdays at 4:00 p.m., except in April. On that date, the tour starts at 2:00 p.m. A private tour is also possible, but only on request with the distillery.
Discover more information about the White Peak distillery tours on this page.
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