Whisky Tasting at the Eskdale Hotel

Name: Whisky Tasting at the Eskdale Hotel
Brand: Dark Sky Spirits

Dark Sky Spirits

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Join us for an evening of whisky exploration with founder and whisky blender, Nick Bullard, at the Eskdale Hotel in Langholm. Following an introductory chat, you'll taste four whiskies blended at the Moffat Distillery, along with our own maturing spirit as it transforms into whisky. Nibbles are provided along the way with one of our fruit whisky liqueurs to finish the tasting. Stick around to enjoy some live trad music by local musicians, the perfect end to a perfect evening. Doors open at 6:30 for a 7pm start. The tasting will last approximately 2 hours followed by live music.

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Whisky Tasting at the Eskdale Hotel

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