Ancient Reserves ‘Whisky Boutique’ pop-up 

WHAT: Ancient Reserves two week ‘Whisky Boutique’ pop-up shop – offering expert tastings and advice, bottle engraving, free gift-wrapping, as well as a number of ticketed innovative whisky-inspired events through the evenings.

WHERE: 53 Barnsbury Street, London, N1 1TP

WHEN: Monday 12^nd December – Friday 23^rd December

Daytime Opening – 12pm to 7:30pm

Evening Events – 8pm to 10pm

COST: FREE during daytime opening, Evening events between £15 & £20 TICKETS

What better way to warm the cockles this Christmas than by enjoying a dram of whisky at a novel temporary pop-up shop hosted by one of Scotland’s best-loved family whisky distillers?

This December, one of the last remaining independent, family-owned Scottish whisky makers, William Grant & Sons, will host a pop-up whisky boutique in trendy Islington. Featuring the Ancient Reserves portfolio, comprised of exclusive whiskies like Ailsa Bay, The Girvan Patent Still, Rare Cask Reserves and Kininvie, it promises to be a spectacle to tempt the taste buds and seduce the senses!

The quirky pop-up, which is open to the public from Monday 12th until Friday 23rd December, will also feature other speciality whisky-themed gifts and experts will be on-hand to help you find the perfect whisky for you or a loved one.

Throughout the day, an array of services will be available – from bottle engraving and in-store gift-wrapping to expert advice and tastings. In the evening, the space will be transformed into an intimate venue for a handful of one-off whisky events, including an innovative tea and whisky pairing session led by Miss Whisky and Benjamin and Blum Teas. Those interested in attending any of the events should apply for tickets here: ancientreserves.eventbrite.com/

So if you don’t know your blended from your single malt or you’re in need of gift inspiration for a whisky-loving friend of family member, drop down to learn more from the team of experts.

Search out @Ancient_ReservesWS on Instagram or the hashtag #WhiskyBoutique on Twitter to find out more.