Whisky Luxe Edinburgh

[William]

As some of you may already know Whisky Live Glasgow has been replaced by Whisky Luxe Edinburgh, a new luxry whisky tasting event wich takes place on September 7th at The Scotch Whisky Experience which is located just minutes from Edinburgh Castle.

At the event you will get to sample drams costing more than £700 a bottle. A few confirmed expressions which will be available to taste at Whisky Luxe Edinburgh event include:

Balblair 1975 2nd Release
Dalmore King Alexander plus a selection of other limited releases from Dalmore
Ardmore 25 Years Old
Laphroaig 18 Years Old
The Glenrothes 95, 98 & 88
Glen Grant 170th Anniversary Edition
Duncan Taylor Peerless Glenrothes 40 Years Old (1968) Cask No. 13501
Duncan Taylor Dimensions Cask Strength Bunnahabhain 22 Years Old (1989) Cask No. 5663
Duncan Taylor OQ Mortlach 22 Years Old (1989) Cask No. 794011
Duncan Taylor OQ Cardhu 27 Years Old (1984) Cask No. 863289
Aberfeldy 21 Years Old
The Macallan 1824 Series Gold - a new, UK exclusive product which will launch in September
The Macallan 1824 Collection Oscuro
The Macallan Fine Oak 25 Years Old to name but a few.

More info on the event here:
www.scotchmaltwhisky.co.uk/whiskyluxeedinburgh2012.htm

Tickets are available from the Whisky Live web site
whiskylive.com/scotland/55/edinburgh-2012

If you plan on going to the event i have a couple of voucher code which Whisky Live sent me. They are:


LUXE40 which gives you 40% off the ticket price, which would make the discounted price of £75, or £90 with a Masterclass with Charlie MacLean or Whisky Magazine's Jonny McCormick! Ticket availability is limited at this price.

LUXE20 which gives you 20% off the ticket price, again ticket availability is limited at this price.
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[Creed]

Very tempting at 40% off, i shall have to look into the cost of accommodation as i would not be able to travel home the same day as it is a late evening finish

[Alastair]

Because of the finish time i would need a hotel which then makes it an expensive tasting for me, if it was an earlier finish i would have jumped at the chance of going. The way it is the cost of travel, hotel and tikets would buy me some nice whisky. It does sound a great event and i do hope that it is a success.

[Quaich1]

That's one of the downsides of living across the sea in Canada. I can't take advantage of the great tasting opportunities in Scotland. However, such is life....


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[Genuine Risk]

I have got two tickets for this and can no longer go. I have posted a couple of places to try and get some money back. Looking for around £80 for the pair you get a main course and desert as well as the whisky etc. Im in Ayrshire so could meet up to exchange if anyone is intrested. Its an evening wear event which it does not say on the site.
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