Speyside's Whisky Women by the Dram Queen

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It may seem that women have only recently begun to make a mark on the Scotch whisky industry, but history tells us a different story.

Join Ann Miller, the Dram Queen and Master of the Quaich, for a fascinating talk tracing the contribution made to distilling in Speyside by some notable women since the days of illicit distillation. A tasting of 6 drams will bring their stories to life.

Over 18s only.

Following a long whisky career, Ann, a Lifetime Ambassador for the Festival, offers a range of entertaining and informative whisky experiences including tutored tastings and bespoke events. Her Dram Room is on the family farm at Alton, between Macallan and Cardhu and close to Archiestown. A free driver’s kit can be provided.

Find out more, book other events and see transport details at https://www.dramqueen.co.uk.

Refund Policy: No refund
Getting here: The Dram Room is on the family farm at Alton, close to Archiestown and between Macallan and Cardhu. A free driver’s kit can be provided for designated drivers.
Bus: The M Connect 367 bus and the on-demand service can stop on request at the end of the farm track between Knockando and Carron - details on Festival website.
Walk down the track round the buildings to the Dram Room where you can park and a warm welcome awaits.

Detailed directions and a map on www.dramqueen.co.uk or on request.

Our Distillery Map helps you get a sense of the Speyside region when planning your visit.