Passionate about Scotch whisky, Ann Miller, The Dram Queen, shares fascinating tastings to increase your understanding of the many different facets of Scotland’s iconic spirit and enhance your appreciation of every dram.
Engaging, enjoyable and memorable experiences bring Scotch whisky to life and enhance your enjoyment of it in Ann’s Dram Room.
Drawing on over 30 years working in the Scotch whisky industry, where her responsibilities included delivering in-depth training on all aspects of whisky and a wide range of brands in many countries of the world, Ann offers these insights to whisky enthusiasts visiting Speyside.
Tasting experiences take place in Ann’s Dram Room, conveniently located close to Macallan and Cardhu distilleries in the heart of Speyside. Tastings are “illustrated” with up to six tasting samples and focus on themes like age, region, style, cask selection etc. Sessions last one and a half hours to allow time for questions and the exchange of ideas.
This entertaining experience will help you navigate the often-confusing world of whisky and includes a tutored tasting of 6 samples of different types of Scotch whisky.
Discover how much Speyside’s identity draws on its history as well as the sense of place. An interactive tasting and discussion exploring Speyside, the area of Scotland with the greatest concentration of malt whisky distilleries.
Includes a tutored tasting of 6 samples of malt whiskies from Speyside.
Explore Scotland one dram at a time.
In this tasting experience you will discover many of the differences which distinguish Scotland’s malt whisky producing regions from one another. Learn to navigate the different styles of these regions during a tutored tasting of 6 samples of malt whiskies, which will include one from each of them.
An entertaining and informative experience which also explores recent developments which add to the rich diversity of malt whiskies the length and breadth of Scotland.
This tutored tasting experience includes 6 samples which bring to life key moments in Speyside’s story: