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Whiskey Tasting

Learn about the origins of the famous spirit and how it has spread across the globe. Sample a different whisk(e)y from each of the major countries that make it – Scotland, Ireland, Canada, Japan, India and the United States – and discover the unique flavours characteristic of each country.

Each class lasts two hours, and every guest samples a handpicked selection of seven different whiskies whilst learning how to identify the distinctive traits and qualities of each region. Our whisky tastings begin with a whisk(e)y-based welcome cocktail.

Tasting Format

  • Length

    Recommended class lasts for two hours.

  • Reception Cocktail

    Enjoy a whisk(e)y cocktail before your tasting begins.

  • Introduction of Cocktail Class

    Your class instructor will outline the entertaining and rich history of whisk(e)y around the globe and how it became one of the world’s favourite spirits.

  • Taste a Range of Whisk(e)y

    Be guided through the seven major whisk(e)y-producing countries and the variations in their classic flavour profiles.

  • Our public whisk(e)y tastings run one Saturday per month from 1pm

Group Enquiry

If you want to make a private booking for a group, or have any specific needs that require our attention, our enquiry form is the fastest route to the answers you need. Once completed, one of our team will be in touch.

Group Enquiry

We have a range of dedicated event spaces in which to hold our tastings, Public Tastings are usually held for between around 10 and 20 people to ensure the most in-depth and interactive experience for all our guests but for private tastings we can accommodate up to 50 guests or even more with enough prior notice.

Public Tastings

Our range of public tastings are perfect for smaller groups of five or less. We run a rotating selection of classes every Saturday at 1pm. At the moment, there’s whisk(e)y, gin and tequila to choose from, and you’ll be joining a group of like-minded individuals.

Private Tastings

Our private tastings are perfect for groups of six or more keen to develop their appreciation for their chosen spirit. Every aspect of our private tastings are customisable, from your welcome drink all the way up to the bottles you’ll be working your way through on the day. Get in touch today

Gift Vouchers

Not sure when you want to join us? Buying for somebody else? Get yourself a gift voucher. Our vouchers are redeemable for any session of the chosen experience and are valid for a whole year from the date of purchase. You can choose a physical voucher and download the PDF printable version.

  • A friend and I did the whiskey tasting yesterday and had a blast. Saša made the event really interactive, curated a great selection of whiskeys to try and we would definitely book again.

    Michael Ioannou

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  • Great whiskey tasting session with Sasha! Very detailed background on all whiskeys tried today.

    Lance Sharrock

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  • Sasha is just THE BEST! He is so funny made the whole experience so cool! I personally don’t like whiskey and the whiskey tasting was a GREAT experience! He explains aromas, taste, origins of whiskey, everything you need to know to taste a whiskey properly. Amazing place vibe and explanations :) 100% recommended

    Adriana Tucci

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  • Went for a whisky tasting with Saša, it was an excellent experience, hugely knowledgeable and passionate. Great venue, with friendly staff, highly recommended. I shall return!

    David Behan

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Gin Tasting

Join us on a journey through the long and fascinating history of gin, from the original jenever through to contemporary ‘new-age’ brands. Discover gin’s often illicit – and sometimes medicinal – past.

Agave Tasting

More than just tequila, agave is used to make a whole range of different spirits and products from sotol to raicilla. This essential Mexican plant has been used to make various spirits, drinks and remedies for centuries.

Cocktail Classes

Our cocktail classes are 100% interactive, every guest makes and drinks a selection of five cocktails using their own equipment and area behind one of our custom-built cocktail bars. Private bookings available, any time, any size.

Group Enquiry

If you want to make a private booking for a group, or have any specific needs that require our attention, our enquiry form is the fastest route to the answers you need. Once completed, one of our team will be in touch.

Group Enquiry

Previous One-Off Tasting Events

Teeling Whiskey Tasting with Alex Chasko

TT Liquor hosted a day of whiskey tastings, talks and tutelage as we welcomed independent Irish whiskey company Teeling to their home away from home at our Shoreditch establishment.

We’re lucky to have welcomed some amazing people through our doors, and master distiller Alex Chasko is certainly one of them.
An insatiably innovative person in the industry, Chasko has released a wide range of award winning whiskeys under the Teeling brand, and the 30 attendee barmen and women were guided through the day in safe hands.

Thanks in no small part to innovators like Alex, Teeling are certainly a company to look out for. Our discerning mixologists can’t get enough of their whiskey so we make sure our store is fully stocked with Teeling at all times.

After a welcome cocktail which showcased Teeling as well as Umbrella alcoholic ginger beer, guests were treated to a series of illuminating talks by Alex, who went through the finer points of proper Irish whiskey distillation.

They were then invited to taste a range of Teeling whiskies, including their small batch, single malt and single grain varieties, as well as their very own Poítin – a homage to the rebellious spirit underpinning Irish whiskey distillation.

To conclude the Teeling-themed day, attendees were invited down into our intimate cellar bar for yet another Teeling-inspired cocktail created by our knowledgeable bartenders.

Tasting Session – Hudson Bourbon

Legendary global Brand Ambassador Tony Vanaria Joined us for an intimate tasting of one of our favourite Bourbons – Hudson Whiskey.

Before Prohibition more than 1,000 farm distillers produced alcohol from New York grains and fruits. In 2005, Hudson brought the tradition of small batch spirits production back to the Hudson Valley and were responsible for changing state laws that eventually allowed craft distilleries in New York to begin selling to the public again, directly leading to the craft distilling revolution New York is currently experiencing.

We learned about the rather unexpected and accidental journey founders Ralph Erenzo and Brian Lee took to become one of the most in demand American whiskies in the world and, of course, we will get to taste each of their signature whiskies while we are at it – Hudson Baby Bourbon, Hudson Four Grain and Hudson Manhattan Rye.

Tony talked us through what makes them so unique and what inspired the founders to make them in the first place… and who knows there might even be a few prizes up for grabs too.

The Blend By Chivas Regal

Ever wondered about the science of whisky blending, or why certain whiskies are smooth as silk and others deliver quite the fiery kick?

Scotch blended whisky specialists, Chivas Regal gave guests a unique opportunity to delve into the fascinating world of Scotch and learn about the highly skilled process of making Chivas Regal blended Scotch whisky during their whisky blending workshop.

Global interest in Scotch whisky has never been higher. This is illustrated by the fact that Scotch whisky exports hit a record high last year, with bottles of the stuff making their way to drinking cabinets everywhere from Spain to Singapore, from France to the Florida coast.

Chivas know a thing or two about Scotch whisky, and have been practising the art of blending since James Chivas first started experimenting with some of the aged Scotch laid out in the cellar of his Aberdeen grocery store in the mid-19th century.
Led by their knowledgeable tutor, guests learned about the different processes that go into making grain whisky and single malts and the role each of these liquids, and their respective flavour profiles, play in the art of whisky blending.