Edinburgh Whiskey Tasting and History Tour

This whiskey tasting is an enriching and educational experience in which you will discover the history, culture and why this iconic drink arouses so much passion. Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, has played a key role in the popularity of Scotch, and this is a rare opportunity to learn about and immerse yourself in its heritage. In addition, Scotch whiskey is recognized worldwide for its quality and tradition, making it a distinctive element of Scottish culture. This tour will allow you to learn the secrets of distillation, taste different varieties of whiskey and understand why this drink has lasting global relevance.

Meeting Point

32 W Nicolson St

32 W Nicolson St, Newington, Edinburgh EH8 9DD, UK

At the intersection of Nicolson St., (with Timpson's and Farm Foods at the corners) turn onto West Nicolson St. in the direction of The Pear Tree. The guide will wait for you at the entrance of the pub.

What to expect:

67 St Leonard's Hill

Enjoy a tasting of three single malts from various distilleries in Scotland plus a new make spirit (unmatured whiskey). All this in Spanish and accompanied by the history, tradition and anecdotes that Scotch keeps. The experience begins at The Pear Tree, a pub whose house saw the birth of the world's first blend. From there we'll take a short walk to the Tipsy Midge Whiskey Bar where the tasting will take place, right next to Holyrood Distillery. Experienced local guide. Origins and evolution of Scotch The Golden Age of Scotch Whiskey Edinburgh's influence on Scotch's fame Regions and styles memorable anecdotes 3 tastings of exclusive single malts + 1 new make (immature whiskey) Non-alcoholic alternative on request Groups of no more than 15 people.