Edinburgh Underground Whisky Tour and Tasting for Two

Edinburgh Underground Whisky Tour and Tasting for Two

Starting bid: £144.00

What You Can Expect:

Explore Edinburgh’s hidden streets on a whisky tour for two, leaving you intrigued, delighted, and richly immersed in Scotland’s spirited history.

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Discover a hidden side of historic Edinburgh and indulge in some of Scotland’s finest spirits with the Edinburgh Underground Whisky Tour and Tasting for Two. Embark on a sensory journey through Scotland’s whisky heritage as you explore the atmospheric streets of the Old Town, where the world’s largest Scottish whisky company was founded and the rich history of “aqua vitae” – the “water of life” – began. Hear tales of the characters who shaped Edinburgh’s whisky scene, from smugglers and bootleggers to the pioneers who kick-started production in the city’s underbelly.

Learn how King James IV valued whisky for its medicinal properties and how 19th-century innovators like George Ballantine and Andrew Usher Jr turned homemade whisky into a globally exported treasure.

The experience culminates with a whisky tasting in the candlelit underground Megget’s Cellar. In this exclusive vault, breathe in the rich aromas and savour four expertly guided single malts. Your whisky specialist will explain everything from the production process to the influence of water, barley, peat, and casks, giving you a full appreciation of Scotland’s national drink.

Voucher is valid for 12 months from date of purchase and must be redeemed before it expires.

Booking in advance is required and all dates are subject to availability (you’re advised to book at least several weeks ahead).

Minimum age for participation is 18; anyone deemed under the influence of alcohol or drugs may be refused entry.

The experience typically runs on selected Saturdays at 16:00 and lasts up to 2 hours.

The tour includes a guided walking tour of Edinburgh’s Old Town and a whisky tasting in Megget’s Cellar with four Scottish whiskies.

The activity partner holds public liability insurance, and you won’t be liable for accidental damage to equipment unless caused by recklessness or wilful negligence.