The Scotch Whisky Experience, Edinburgh

Q: What types of Whiskeys are made in Edinburgh?

1. The Inventors’ Inspiration: It is a blended malt which gives the virtues of whiskeys and even Spanish sherry casks. Once consumed, it makes your mouth filled with rich dark fruits, and chocolate and spice intertwined with vanilla.2. The Surgeons Ball: It is a blend of pleated highland malt that offers flavor and freshness when drank upon with smoky swirls and fruit flavors exploding in your mouth. 3. Practitioners Parcel: Peat smoke aromas and flavors of malt and fruit give away a taste of oily-kipper like smokeness making for a spicily rich and fruity lingering sweetness.4. Smooth & Sweet: A marriage of Highland and Speyside produces this experience which tastes like caramel, vanilla, soft spiced oak with a toasty finish.5. Rich & Spicy: This whiskey blended with Sherry casks brimming with dried fruit character mixed with toffee and melted chocolate offer a very smooth and nutty finish.

Q: Which are the best clubs in Edinburgh?

1. The Scotch Whisky Experience: A collection of the largest Scotch whiskies in the world which is very close to Edinburgh Castle and can be reached easily. A number of different tours go on from here with Scottish food and basics distilling whisky with a taster at the end. 2. Whiski Rooms: With an extensive whisky list of over 300 hundred whiskies, Whiski Room also includes rare and collectable whiskies from all around the world. They offer all day dining in their restaurant and specialize in fresh Scottish produce from local suppliers.3. The Abbey Bar: Situated towards the South of Abbey Bar, it’s a perfect spot after a walk where you are welcomed in a Scottish atmosphere with 200 whiskies lined up behind the bar. Participate in their whiskey tastings or treat yourself to a Scottish wheel along with whiskeys.4. Teuchters Bar: This place is also known as ‘A Room in the West End’ and is tucked away down a small cobbled street in the West End. A favorite among locals serving up affordable and tasty food. It also has 90 single malts lined up with 20 international bottles.

Q: What are the best things to do in Edinburgh at night?

1. Wander down the Royal Mile: This busy road hogged with shoppers and cafes in the day-time becomes a party animal by night with restaurants and bars bustling with people. This road starts off from the Scottish Parliament and goes until Edinburgh Castle.2. Participate in a ball at the Camera Obscura: Located at the top of the Royal Mile on Castlehill, this place is sure to leave your mind-blown with its optical illusions in multi-colored circular lights through which you will have to walk. Then, you reach its roof terrace on the sixth floor where superb views of Edinburgh’s Royal Mile and Castle are found.3. Grassmarket Pub Crawl: Your go-to place for a drink and a dance which is lined up with cafes, shops and markets which are popular amongst locals and guests, both alike. Biddy Mulligan’s Irish bar with Scotland’s smallest pub - the Wee Pub where you read the menu with a magnifying glass.

Question 1

What types of Whiskeys are made in Edinburgh?

Answer

1. The Inventors’ Inspiration: It is a blended malt which gives the virtues of whiskeys and even Spanish sherry casks. Once consumed, it makes your mouth filled with rich dark fruits, and chocolate and spice intertwined with vanilla.

2. The Surgeons Ball: It is a blend of pleated highland malt that offers flavor and freshness when drank upon with smoky swirls and fruit flavors exploding in your mouth.

3. Practitioners Parcel: Peat smoke aromas and flavors of malt and fruit give away a taste of oily-kipper like smokeness making for a spicily rich and fruity lingering sweetness.

4. Smooth & Sweet: A marriage of Highland and Speyside produces this experience which tastes like caramel, vanilla, soft spiced oak with a toasty finish.

5. Rich & Spicy: This whiskey blended with Sherry casks brimming with dried fruit character mixed with toffee and melted chocolate offer a very smooth and nutty finish.

Question 2

Which are the best clubs in Edinburgh?

Answer

1. The Scotch Whisky Experience: A collection of the largest Scotch whiskies in the world which is very close to Edinburgh Castle and can be reached easily. A number of different tours go on from here with Scottish food and basics distilling whisky with a taster at the end.

2. Whiski Rooms: With an extensive whisky list of over 300 hundred whiskies, Whiski Room also includes rare and collectable whiskies from all around the world. They offer all day dining in their restaurant and specialize in fresh Scottish produce from local suppliers.

3. The Abbey Bar: Situated towards the South of Abbey Bar, it’s a perfect spot after a walk where you are welcomed in a Scottish atmosphere with 200 whiskies lined up behind the bar. Participate in their whiskey tastings or treat yourself to a Scottish wheel along with whiskeys.

4. Teuchters Bar: This place is also known as ‘A Room in the West End’ and is tucked away down a small cobbled street in the West End. A favorite among locals serving up affordable and tasty food. It also has 90 single malts lined up with 20 international bottles.

Question 3

How is the nightlife of Edinburgh?

Answer

Edinburgh offers one of the best nightlife experiences with lively pubs coming to life with musical beats, youth enjoying , gulping down drinks at the Scotch Whisky experience and dancing to the night.

Question 4

Are there any different flavors we can get from Whisky Row?

Answer

Yes, you can get a variety of flavors like The Inventors’ Inspiration, The Surgeons Ball, and the Practitioners Parcel,etc.

Question 5

What is the traditional dish in Edinburgh?

Answer

Haggish, Scottish shortbread, porridge and bannock along with a Scotch at the Scotch Whisky Experience are the traditional dishes and experiences that you must indulge in Edinburgh at any cost.

Question 6

What are the best things to do in Edinburgh at night?

Answer

1. Wander down the Royal Mile: This busy road hogged with shoppers and cafes in the day-time becomes a party animal by night with restaurants and bars bustling with people. This road starts off from the Scottish Parliament and goes until Edinburgh Castle.

2. Participate in a ball at the Camera Obscura: Located at the top of the Royal Mile on Castlehill, this place is sure to leave your mind-blown with its optical illusions in multi-colored circular lights through which you will have to walk. Then, you reach its roof terrace on the sixth floor where superb views of Edinburgh’s Royal Mile and Castle are found.

3. Grassmarket Pub Crawl: Your go-to place for a drink and a dance which is lined up with cafes, shops and markets which are popular amongst locals and guests, both alike. Biddy Mulligan’s Irish bar with Scotland’s smallest pub - the Wee Pub where you read the menu with a magnifying glass.