Whisky An' A' That VI at Ayr Town Hall

[William]

WHISKY AN' A' THAT VI

Saturday 23rd May 2009

Anyone in the Ayrshire or Glasgow area may be interested in this event, it is organised by Robbies Drams Whisky Shop in Ayr:

Tickets are now on sale for Whisky An' A' That VI, Ayrshire's biggest whisky festival which will be held on Saturday 23rd May 2008, at Ayr Town Hall, situated next to our popular and busy store in the Sandgate. This will be the sixth annual event, and it just seems to get bigger and better every year.

This years festival is the biggest yet with more than 18 major whisky companies exhibiting and over 100 whiskies on show, including Limited Edition and rare hard to find bottling's along with new releases, you will be spoiled for which whiskies you would like to sample.

Also attending on the day will be celebrity faces and guests from the whisky world, with various talks and displays being held in the whisky experience area.

Doors to the event open at 1pm and close at 6pm


So whether you are a connoisseur or novice you are guaranteed to be educated and entertained whilst being fully immersed in the world of whisky.

"A Dram good day out is guaranteed"

To reserve your tickets, click on the email address below, stating how many tickets you require, your name, full postal address, daytime and evening telephone numbers. We will then contact you by phone for payment details and ticket confirmation.

festival@robbiesdrams.com

Alternatively you can phone the ticket hotline number and reserve your tickets.

Dont leave to long to order your tickets as tickets are limited.

See this page http://www.robbiesdrams.com/festival_v09.asp for details on the event and a list of exibitors.

William

[Alastair]

Thanks William

I had fogotten about this wee event, which is not so wee anymore. I shall certainly be going.

For those interested here is a list of the main sponsors from the Robbies Drams website:

Antiquary, An Cnoc, Angus Dundee, Antiquary, Ardbeg , Isle of Arran, Benromach, Black Bottle, Bowmore, Bruichladdich , Bunnahabhain, Classic Malts, Cooley Distillery, Dalmore, Douglas Laing, Glenfarclas, Glengoyne, Glenmorangie, Isle of Jura, Ledaig, Old Pulteney, Speyburn, Smokehead, Springbank, Tobermory, Tomatin, Tomintoul, Tullibarine, Whyte and Mackay, Yamazaki

And i also see they are running 2 Masterclasses, an Ardbeg Masterclass and a Glenfarclas Masterclass both price at £10

Alastair

[butephoto]

This and Whisky Fringe are the two best single events in the whisky calendar for me. I am really looking forward to Ayr this year as it promises to be special for Burns' 250th anniversary.
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[Calder]

I have heard good things about WHISKY AN' A' THAT, i am going to make an effort to get along to it this year. Never been to the Whisky Fringe either but it does seem like a good excuse for a short break in Edinburgh.

Calder

[butephoto]

[Jackson]

I see the masterclasses are sold out, pity but i think i will still wonder down to Ayr at the weekend.

Jackson

[Keith]

I am looking forward to this one, my wife will get to wonder around the shops in Ayr while i endulge myself and then she gets the pleasure of driving me home. It does seem to get bigger and better every year, definitely worth a visit Jackson if you are in easy travelling distance.

Keith

[butephoto]

It was superb once again. Even busier than before and somehow I managed to get roped into helping on the Bruichladdich and Arran stands.

Good also to see Misako Udo on the Yamazaki stand and a bourbon (Four Roses) making an appearance too.
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