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Tip: The crawl starts at Saint Stephen's Comely Bank Church and finishes right by Leith walk, with a chance to heckle your quizmaster with cheese puns.
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Edinburgh Gin The Classic Tour & tasting
The Classic Tour & Tasting at the home of Edinburgh Gin in Edinburgh's Old Town explores the Flavour Arch and the Stillhouse, then samples London Dry, Full Strength Flavour and Liqueur.
TipYou can also visit the Distillery Bar, subject to availability, and the Distillery shop for special experience promotions.
Edinburgh: Gin Tasting at Underground Venue
A gin tasting at The Lost Close, an underground venue, where you learn about the history of gin and Scotland and sample 4 very different gins with different tonics.
TipThe meeting point is outside John's Coffee House & Tavern, just off the Royal Mile behind St Giles Cathedral on Parliament Square.
Edinburgh: Holyrood Distillery Whisky & Gin Tasting Tour
A guided tour of Holyrood Distillery's whisky and gin production areas, with tastings of its gin and whisky plus a welcome cocktail, at the first single malt whisky producer in the city for almost 100 years.
TipThe tour finishes in the Cask Room with a tutored tasting of single malt whisky, after a sample of the classic gin expression.
Edinburgh: Pickering's Gin Jolly Tour, Cocktail & Tasting
A tour of Pickering's Gin at Summerhall Distillery with a gin and tonic, a visit to the distillery, a tasting of four gin samples and a miniature bottle of gin to take home.
TipThe tour is for 18+ only, and groups over 8 guests should arrange a private tour.
Edinburgh: Scottish Tasting Platter at The Tolbooth Tavern
A Scottish tasting platter at The Tolbooth Tavern on the Royal Mile, with MacSween's haggis croquettes, smoked salmon with Scottish oatcakes, mushrooms and mini fish & chips.
TipThe pub is part of the original Canongate Tolbooth built in 1591 and became The Tolbooth Tavern in 1820; the platter ends with a dessert of Cranachan.
Edinburgh Sweet Treats Food Tour: Donuts, Pastries, and More
A walk from the shadow of Edinburgh Castle through the Grassmarket and up Victoria Street, with donuts at Mòr Bakery, Scottish pastries from a family-owned bakery and a specialty coffee shop.
TipThere is a quick pause for some photos, and the guide shares stories of Edinburgh's culture, legends and traditions along hidden closes and alleyways.