Whisky Tasting Experiences

Try one of our selection of  Whisky Tasting Experiences and you will not be disappointed. Marvel at the quality and quantity of the many great Whiskies. Take note, you may just fall in love with Whisky after attending a Sample Whisky Masterclass and you might want to get another fantastic Whisky Tasting Experiences gift.

Whisky Tasting And Executive Golf Gift Set

£39.90

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Whisky Tasting Evening

£20.00

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Whisky Tasting Evening In Brighton

£20.00

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Whisky Blending Masterclass In Birmingham

£30.00

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Whisky Blending Masterclass In Manchester

£30.00

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Whisky Tasting Evening In London

£20.00

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Whisky Tasting Evening In Manchester

£20.00

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Whisky Tasting Evening In Sheffield

£20.00

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Whisky Blending Masterclass

£30.00

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Whisky Tasting Evening In Birmingham

£20.00

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Whisky Tasting Evening In Newcastle

£20.00

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Whisky Blending Masterclass In Liverpool

£30.00

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Whisky Tasting Evening In Liverpool

£20.00

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Whisky Blending Masterclass In Leeds

£30.00

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Whisky Blending Masterclass In London

£30.00

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Whisky Blending Masterclass In Newcastle

£30.00

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Whisky Blending Masterclass In Sheffield

£30.00

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Whisky Blending Masterclass In York

£30.00

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Whisky Tasting Evening For Two

£40.00

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Whisky Tasting Evening In Leeds

£20.00

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Whisky Tasting Evening In York

£20.00

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Whisky Blending Masterclass In Brighton

£30.00

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Whisky Tasting Evening For Two In Birmingham

£40.00

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Single Malt Whisky Tasting Set

£32.90

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Whisky Tasting Experiences UK

The lovely Whisky Tasting Experience makes a fantastic gift, so why not surprise a loved one with a lovely whisky tasting gift? Attending a sample whisky master class is a must for all those who enjoy their whisky and here at Greatest Gifts we have a selection from various retailers for you to compare and save money.

That great tipple, Scottish Whisky, or Scotch, comes in two forms; Blended, where there are two or more whiskys combined to make an improved taste and product, and the Single Malt, which is made by distillations at one site and by just a single producer. Normally the Blends are made from mixing grain and malt whiskys and the Single Malts just use only malt which is usually more expensive. Scotch Whisky Regulations say that a "Single Malt Scotch Whisky" must be made exclusively from malted barley.  It must also be distilled using a pot still, and it must be aged for at least three years in wooden oak casks of a capacity not exceeding 700 litres (154 gallons). In the United States however, they have their own regulations and some American Single Malt Whiskey is produced from malted rye and not the usual malted barley. Barley, yeast and water are the only main ingredients used in the manufacture of barley-based, single malt whisky. The "malting" of the barley requires soaking the barley for 2 to 3 days in water, after which it then germinates to convert the starch into fermentable sugars. Then it is dried by heating and sometimes even smoke from burning peat or similar is added to give it that smoky flavour and aroma. Next, the now dried malt is milled into a coarse flour and then hot water is used to extract the sugar from it and achieve a sugary substance that is called "wort". Yeast is then added to the wort and it begins to ferment. It is then distilled at least two more times and then finally the ageing process takes place by putting into casks to mature. This ageing process can take up to twenty-five years and more in some instances. What the casks are actually made of can be critical to the finished taste, look and aroma of the final product. A popular cask is a re-used one from American Whiskey production process.