Whisky and Folklore - Whisky Tasting and Storytelling

• You will enjoy traditional storytelling and have a great time at one of the most popular local drinking venues.
• Drink whisky or something else if you don't enjoy alcoholic beverages.
• Have four different types of Whisky, some produced in lowlands, the rest in highlands.
• Find out what distinguishes lowland from highland whiskies.
• Have fun while hearing entertaining stories from a master narrator.
• Learn the significance of Scotch Whisky and how it affects the national identity of the Scots.

• Entertaining and traditional storytelling at a renowned establishment.
• Four different types of whisky.

• Only people over 18 may join the activity.

• "Whisky" is the Scottish term for the drink, while "Whiskey" is the Irish.
• Smell Whisky a few times before drinking and roll it in your mouth before you swallow it.

• If you wish to learn more about Scottish traditions and culture, book this activity.
• This is a must-do activity for travelers fond of Scotch Whisky and wishing to learn about the finest types of this celebrated drink.
• Even if you don't drink alcohol, you can enjoy the narrative while drinking something that suits you.

• The available reviews indicate that the activity entails a lot of fun.
• Travelers have a great opinion about the storyteller and state that they enjoyed the narrative very much.
• Comments also indicate that the atmosphere in the venue is very pleasant and relaxing.
• A few reviewers state that tastings are suitable for experienced fans of Whisky and novices alike.

• The quality of the activity doesn't depend on weather and seasonal fluctuations.

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Cafe Nero, Royal Mile, 192 High Street, Edinburgh

The tour isn't suitable for people in wheelchairs.

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