Glenturret Launches Whisky Experiences and Luxury Bottlings for Mother’s Day

Celebrate together with a complimentary distillery tour for Mum on Sunday 15th March. Glenturret Distillery in Crieff, Perthshire, has put experiential gifts front and center for Mother’s Day, offering a free 60-minute tour for mothers on 15 March 2026 when booked with the code MOTHERSDAY2026 via its online booking platform or through the Guest Experience Team at enquiries@theglenturret.com. The regular Glenturret Tour is otherwise listed from £20, so the one-day complimentary offer is a notable reprieve from the usual entry price.

Heritage is part of the sell. Glenturret bills itself as Scotland’s oldest working distillery, producing hand-crafted single malt Scotch whisky since 1763, and the distillery leans into that provenance in its marketing copy: “Join our 60 minute tour to experience the rich history of Scotland’s oldest working distillery and witness first-hand how our signature whisky is made.” That history underpins the more premium proposals, tying the tasting room to centuries of production.

If you prefer a tangible gift, Glenturret’s price ladder runs from modest to ultra-premium. Gift vouchers and tour credit start from £20, the Glenturret Gift Set begins from £85, and The Aberturret Gin is offered from £50. Gift vouchers are redeemable online or in-store, valid for 12 months from purchase, and can be delivered digitally to an inbox or as a beautifully packaged postal voucher, practical details for shoppers who need last-minute options.

For hands-on or indulgent presents, the Whisky Maker’s Experience starts from £125 and lets recipients create a personalised bottle of whisky complete with a custom label; the distillery calls it “A meaningful gift for mums who love both creativity and craftsmanship” and notes it is “perfect for whisky-loving mums to create their own bottle of whisky, complete with a personalised label.” At the higher end, the Glenturret Gastronomic Overnight Stay begins from £790 and, per published details, is available Wednesday through Saturday. That package pairs accommodation at The Aberturret Estate House, a renovated 19th-century property once owned by the Murray Clan, with a multi-course dinner by Executive Chef Mark Donald at The Glenturret Lalique Restaurant, described in the program as two-Michelin-starred.

Collectors or mothers who appreciate a rare bottle can consider The Glenturret 25 Years Old, priced from £1,400 and limited to just 210 bottles. The brand’s tasting notes promote “subtle notes of pineapple, laced with cinnamon and ginger,” “vibrant fruitiness, combined with dried fruit and wood spices,” and “a warm finish.” That single malt is presented as the guide’s most premium spirit and caps a Mother’s Day offering that spans from £20 vouchers to a £1,400 limited bottling.

Bookings for the complimentary Mother’s Day tour require the code MOTHERSDAY2026, and the Guest Experience Team can be contacted at enquiries@theglenturret.com. With options across price points and a clear tilt toward experiences, from personalised bottling to Michelin-starred dinners, Glenturret has structured its Mother’s Day guide to serve both casual visitors and serious collectors.