easy
1.5 hours
No physical fitness required, suitable for all adults comfortable sitting and standing indoors.
Experience Edinburgh’s whisky culture like never before. Join award-winning comedian and historian Daniel Downie for an evening of laughter, storytelling, and tasting four of Scotland’s finest malts at the Mountebank Comedy Whisky Tasting.
Edinburgh's completely unique hilarious whisky experince
Join the 'Mountebank Comedy Whisky Tasting' in Edinburgh for a unique blend of laughter and learning! Led by award-winning comedian and historian Daniel Downie, you'll explore whisky's rich history while sampling four exquisite drams. With his charming sidekick, Brahan the dog, expect a memorable evening filled with humor and great stories.
Join the 'Mountebank Comedy Whisky Tasting' in Edinburgh for a unique blend of laughter and learning! Led by award-winning comedian and historian Daniel Downie, you'll explore whisky's rich history while sampling four exquisite drams. With his charming sidekick, Brahan the dog, expect a memorable evening filled with humor and great stories.
Arrive at least 10 minutes before the start time to secure your spot and settle in comfortably.
Edinburgh’s weather changes quickly, so bring layers even for this indoor event.
Some venues include steep steps, so avoid high heels or slippery shoes, especially after tasting whisky.
Drink water during the tasting to pace yourself and keep your palate fresh.
Whisky distillation is deeply rooted in Scottish culture, with recorded references dating back to the 15th century, and Edinburgh itself was central to whisky trade and innovation.
The whisky industry in Scotland increasingly focuses on sustainable malting and water use to reduce environmental impact, preserving natural resources for future generations.
Practical footwear is important due to steps at venues and potential for walking.
Edinburgh’s weather can be unpredictable, so layers keep you comfortable before and after the event.
Proof of age is required to enter the 18+ tasting event.
To jot down whisky notes or fun facts from the comedy tasting if you wish.