The festival celebrating all things whisky is set to return to Glasgow next year for its biggest event to date.
The National Whisky Festival of Scotland is back in its spiritual home on Saturday, January 21, 2023, as part of Celtic Connections’ 30th festival year.
The whisky festival will bring together a line-up of exhibitors from across the industry with hundreds of whiskies available for punters to try, from well-known releases to hard-to-find editions.
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Expert exhibitioners will be on hand to guide beginners and enthusiasts alike as they enjoy the day of whisky tasting.
Taking place at SWG3 in Glasgow’s West End, the festival will also feature live music and entertainment from Celtic Connections.
There will also be a series of guest spirits like gin and vodka, cocktails, brewery collaborations, food vendors, and specialised whisky masterclasses.
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Gareth Croll, National Whisky Festival coordinator, said: “After such an incredible year touring the country with our event in 2022, I can't wait to be back as part of Celtic Connections in January - the festival’s spiritual home.
“We are working with more whisky distilleries and musicians than ever and to share this with everyone, especially at such a cherished cultural fixture, is a dream come true.
“See you all at SWG3 for our biggest festival to date.”
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