The Whisky Lounge

For fantastic whisky tastings in London, there’s only one place you need to go: The Whisky Lounge. They’re hosting a fantastic whisky tasting this Sunday, May 19, so don’t miss it!

This year the London Whisky Festival will feature whisky galore at the Village Underground in Shoreditch in two very distinct and different days on the 18th and 19th of May.
The 19th May sees the highly experimental and ambitious 1st Edition of the Jam & Dram, in partnership with CaskStrength Creative, and with a focus on live music, live blending and local food producers, as well as our fabulous range of whisky exhibitors. Visitors will actually be encouraged to create their own blended whisky to take home.
The event promises to be a vibrant and invigorating experience for all those keen to learn and discover why whisky truly is “The Water of Life”.

Through their events and activities, the aim of the team at The Whisky Lounge is always to entertain, educate, and continuously delight all of those involved. They are all about breaking down barriers, myths, and legends, whilst promoting the understanding that whisky is a historical and iconic product of almost alchemic origins.

The Whisky Lounge hosts its own tastings and whisky festivals, but they’re also available for private events. Check them out, and enjoy a dram of the water of life!

 


 

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