08/07/2026
Check out this new whiskey-themed guided walking tour 🥃
✔️Expert-guided walking tour through downtown Perth
✔️Access to historic sites and locations
✔️Comprehensive whisky history education from Top Shelf guides
✔️Town history and context from Perth Museum specialists
✔️Curated whisky tasting at Top Shelf Distillers
✔️Artisanal pairings
✔️Swag bag featuring Perth info, stickers, postcards and more
✔️Historical insights into William Bell, Spaulding and Stewarts Distillery, and McLaren Distillery
✔️Understanding of Perth's significance in Canadian distilling history
Book your tickets for next week: the afternoon tours are offered on Tuesday, August 11 and Thursday, August 13, 2026, and spaces are limited.
Step into Perth's whisky history!
We're excited to announce a new partnership between Perth Museum and Top Shelf Distillers that brings our community's remarkable distilling heritage to life in a whole new way.
Introducing The Whisky Walk: Perth's Distilling Legacy—a guided walking tour through downtown Perth that explores the people, places, and stories behind one of Canada's most important whisky-producing communities.
Along the way, you'll:
🥃 Visit the sites of Perth's historic distilleries
🏛️ Discover the local stories of Reverand William Bell and the Spaulding & Stewart and McLaren distilleries
🌳 Explore how whisky helped shape the town we know today
🥃 Finish with a curated whisky tasting and artisanal pairings at Top Shelf Distillers
This exciting collaboration combines Top Shelf Distillers' passion for craft spirits with Perth Museum's expertise in local history, creating an experience that connects our past with Perth's thriving craft distilling scene today.
Whether you're a history enthusiast, a whisky lover, or simply looking for a unique way to experience Perth, we can't wait to share this story with you.
Book your tour with Top Shelf Distillers and discover why Perth's distilling story is one worth raising a glass to: https://topshelfdistillers.com/pages/events-tours =the-whisky-walk-perth-s-distilling-legacy