35: 4 Provinces of Irish Whiskey: Premium Tasting

Mon 22 Jul, 15:00 Friend at Hand 4 Drams

£45.00
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Please note that individual dietary requirements are not being catered for with any food at this event.

Each Brand/Distillery and Collaborative Partner have agreed to our Min/Max Pour Policy.

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Some venues may change, if they do, you will be notified. All events are subject to changes out of the control of the festival organisers.

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Trying Irish Whiskey from the four provinces of Ireland. A unique tasting exploring premium whiskies that have emerged across Ireland so we can taste the regional difference. We also get the opportunity to spend time in the World's most extravagant and opulent room dedicated to Irish Whiskey while tasting whiskies that let us reflect and question the reason why we have a festival here in Belfast at all....