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Q&A Whisky Tasting with Dave Broom & Arthur Motley

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Wednesday 9th September 2026
4:00pm til 6:00pm (Last entry 4:00pm)
Minimum Age
18+

Q&A Whisky Tasting with Dave Broom & Arthur Motley

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Join us at Scotch Bar at The Balmoral in Edinburgh for a special evening of whisky, conversation and discovery, hosted by Morrison Scotch Whisky Distillers.

The evening will feature renowned whisky writer Dave Broom and whisky expert Arthur Motley, who will share their knowledge, stories and perspectives on Scotland's rich whisky heritage.

Guests will also have the opportunity to preview new expressions from Aberargie Distillery - Laureate and Golden Promise - offering a first taste of these exciting whiskies from the Perthshire distillery.

The evening will include a special Q&A exploring the rise and fall of the Perthshire distilling industry, based on thorough and original research. Discover the people, places and events that shaped Perthshire's whisky heritage, and explore the story behind the region's changing distilling landscape.

An unmissable evening for whisky enthusiasts, history lovers and anyone looking to discover exceptional Scotch whisky and the fascinating stories behind it.


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