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If you are looking for a whisky-related destination in Scotland, you might want to visit Lindores Abbey Distillery in Newburgh, Fife. This distillery is situated next to the ruins of Lindores Abbey, which is considered by many to be the spiritual home of Scotch whisky. You can learn about the history and the process of whisky making on one of their distillery tours, which are available daily at 10am, 12:30pm and 2:30pm. You can also enjoy some refreshments, such as sharing platters or seafood hampers, or sample some of their exclusive single cask bottlings with a whisky flight. To avoid disappointment, it is recommended that you book your tour and refreshments in advance using their online booking system. Lindores Abbey Distillery is open seven days a week from April to October, and Wednesday to Sunday from November to March.

Stopped here for soup at Campbells Cafe which was great. The Royal Palace (16 century) is impressive too.

Tours available from 10, 12.30 and 2.30. amazing place.

Gets a bit steep near the top

It's a bit gnarly. You can gnarly get up or down.

A great, quiet, fast road. The road extends right down to the Tay Road Bridge, and beyond, to Tayport.

Norman's Law is a Marilyn in Fife and an excellent viewpoint across the kingdom. Views extend all the way to the coast. Several approaches can be taken and is just off the Fife coastal path. The shortest route is from the lay-by to the east and following a way-marked path. Alternatively parking in Luthrie is ideal for a longer walk.

This is my old stomping ground, this road is called The Barony. I went to the tiny wee primary school half way along it and my dad farmed at East Flisk, just below the road. The road is in better condition than it has been for a few years, but the odd pothole remains. Some of the best views in the East of Scotland - Carse of Gowrie and the Tay all the way up to Dundee if travelling east, great view of as far away as Schiehallion in the West on clear days. Newburgh has a number of wee cafes and watering holes. A good loop for this would be to turn left at Newburgh and head to Cupar, then head north out of Cupar, across the crossroads at Rathillet and then complete the loop beyond Hazelton crossroads. All suitable for road bikes.