International Whiskey Day is a yearly celebration on March 27, to celebrate whiskey and the incredible whiskey historian, Michael James Jackson. “The water of life” or ‘uisce na beatha’ in Gaelic, is the term given to whiskey by the Gaelic language. Soon after, the name was shortened to ‘uisce’ (meaning ‘water’), and the pronunciation gradually shifted from ‘ish-key’ to ‘whiskey.’ Since then, the pronunciation has stayed the same. Whiskey has a long and distinguished history of careful distillation, dating back more than 500 years and crossing every continent. When it comes to whiskey, there’s no better way to bring people together than to share a glass with friends and make amazing memories. Today is the ideal opportunity for whiskey fans to indulge with a high-end bottle and some friends.

We will have highlighting four distilleries; Balvenie and Glenfiddich for Scotch, and Yellowstone and Remus on the Bourbon forefront. Tasting flights will be available to choose any four you care to sample.