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Tip: You can also visit the Distillery Bar, subject to availability, and the Distillery shop for special experience promotions.
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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.
Edinburgh: Whisky Tasting with History and Storytelling
A two hour evening of whisky and Scottish folklore in a private lounge just off the Royal Mile, tasting 4 single malts from the 4 major whisky-producing regions of Scotland.
TipIf you do not like whisky, other alcoholic and non-alcoholic alternatives are available on request, and you get access to comprehensive tasting notes.