Whisky lovers will sample some of the best spirits in Scotland as the National Whisky Festival returns to Aberdeen’s Music Hall in September.
The announcement comes after a successful maiden voyage to the north-east last year were up to 30 exhibitors celebrated all things uisge-beatha with tastings, live music and whisky related crafts.
Distillers from all over Scotland and beyond will offer a number of different whiskies to try as part of the extensive three-and-a-half hour sessions taking place on Saturday September 5.
National Whisky Festival staged at the newly refurbished Music Hall in Aberdeen.
Pop-up food, craft stalls, specially-curated live music and tasting masterclasses will also be held by expert brand ambassadors.
Speaking to the Press and Journal at last year’s event, festival organiser Stacey Walton said: “The festival gives people a chance to try something new and meet the people behind the brands that they love.
National Whisky Festival in Aberdeen’s Music Hall.
“It’s important for the distillers too, it gives them a chance to speak to the people who love whiskey one-on-one.
“It’s a celebration of all things whisky.”
Taste buds at the ready as whisky festival returns to Aberdeen
