A whisky weekend for - and by - people who love whisky.
Dramboree 2013 has been, and gone… And all we have to remember it by is a load of new whisky friends, some great tasting memories, and a pile of Twitter and Facebook updates. As if a weekend in a Victorian house with a load of very fine people and a 80+ bottle-strong selection of […]
We’re very excited to announce that the final tasting workshop in our set at Dramboree this year will be run by one of our very favourite independent distilleries… Springbank is a family-owned distillery located in Campbeltown, way down on the Kintyre peninsula. Once the whisky distilling capital of Scotland, Campbeltown is now home to just 3 […]
At 3:19PM we sold the last ticket for Dramboree – just under 5.5 hours on sale, and our first event’s a total sellout! Thankyou to everyone who’s jumped on board for our first time running this event – we just know it’ll be great fun, and hopefully we’ll be able to do something a bit […]
So here we are at 10:25am and there are only 5 spaces left on Dramboree – the whisky fans’ weekend in Aberfeldy. It’s shaping up to be a top weekend – we’ll have tasting workshops with Angus from Mulberry Bank, Francis from Daftmill, Eddie from The Whisky Lounge, and a distillery tour of Aberfeldy with […]
A couple of people have asked about timings for Dramboree – at this stage the critical times to know about are: Included in your ticket is a coach from Pitlochry to Aberfeldy – this leaves at 16:00. The Daftmill tasting workshop starts at 17:00. If you’re not going to make it for the coach then […]
Wow! Since announcing our shiny new event we’ve been really overwhelmed with the responses we’ve had from people, and the 2 key vibes we’re getting are: 1) Everyone’s really looking forward to Dramboree! 2) Tickets are going to disappear very quickly indeed when we open up bookings. Bookings for Dramboree will open at 10am on […]
We had this crazy idea for a whisky weekend. One of us had been to Maltstock a couple of times, and had the discussion over and over and over – “Do you think this would work in the UK?”. Well, the best way we could think of to get an answer to that was to […]