Reviews of SCOTCH Whisky Bar. (Pub) in Edinburgh (Edinburgh).

SCOTCH Whisky Bar

24 Reviews

20 Comments

Pub

Bar

1 Princes St, Edinburgh EH2 2EQ, United Kingdom

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Information of SCOTCH Whisky Bar, Pub in Edinburgh (Edinburgh)

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This business has received very good reviews from their customers, so probably it’s a place you should try if you are looking for this kind of services.

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Open hours of SCOTCH Whisky Bar

Sunday

Closed

Monday

Closed

Tuesday

4pm–12am

Wednesday

4pm–12am

Thursday

4pm–12am

Friday

4pm–12am

Saturday

4pm–12am

Reviews of SCOTCH Whisky Bar

G. P.

After a lovely dinner in Edinburgh I fancied a Whisky before heading home. We popped in to the Whiskey Bar and the staff were wonderfully knowledgeable, the atmosphere calming and relaxed. I explained the sort of whisky I drink, that I liked and that I disliked, the barman (forgot to get his name) suggested I try something new but within my palette, I had a 21 year Aberfeldy, smooth slightly sweet. Perfect. I will highly recommend this bar to anyone.

I was introduced to Deanston 18 by Dario and Ross; the vastly knowledgeable, kilt clad, bar tenders. Tasting the majesty of a whiskey which has been soaking in a Bourbon barrel for 18 years in this timeless room with a 400 bottle wall of liquor, was an emotional experience. The whiskey tingle got me good! Thanks chaps!

A. S.

Had a great whisky tasting treat today at the Scotch Whisky Bar in the Balmoral Hotel. I can thoroughly recommend their Journey Around Scotland, which provides one dram from each of the five main whisky regions. Our very personable whisky ambassador Ross guided us expertly throughout the tasting. He was extremely knowledgeable, there was no question he couldn't answer. All in all, a great whisky experience.

J. V. Q.

I went with a friend of mine to try some of the best whiskies in Edinburgh. Not only we accomplished what we expected, but we had a great time learning from Cameron. He's an open book! You just tell him what kind of flavors you like and make sure he'll challenge you with some incredible expressions.

H. P.

One of my favorite bar in Scotland, highly recommend.

M. S.

Simply amazing, we went late one night for drinks (scotch of course) and it was fantastic. The servers were helpful, knowledgeable, fun, and attentive. We tried many new scotches, leisurely wild away an excellent few hours. I highly highly recommend if you like scotch or want to try it. The bar/lounge is small but not crowded. We will definitely be stopping back in next time we are in town.

K. M.

Well now and then you have to do something you might never do again. Thanks to a Macallan 25 and an empty pocket! Of course there is a whole range of different whiskys to choose from and worth a visit to see what there is to suit every pallet.

S. C.

Bar offers a comprehensive collection of popular and rare Scottish whisky in a comfortable setting.

D. S.

Thomas and Ross were incredible whiskey ambassadors. Their knowledge of whiskey and hospitality were wonderful and they went above and beyond. We went back two nights in a row because we enjoyed it so much. Thanks to both!

K. M.

Fantastic. Small but comfortable and relaxed with great choice of drinks (including non whisky). We didn't book and just wandered in from the street without any problems on a busy Saturday night. Very good.

P. H.

Friendly staff with great knowledge about all their whiskeys! Reasonable priced for the service and experience, worth a trip while in Edinburgh!

K. M.

Went here after being given a gift card. The selection in stock is pretty good, but beware it's pricey and you're likely going to be surrounded by only tourists. Their menu is long, but they don't stock all of the bottles all the time, which resulted in three of our dram selections being returned with apologies, which I found a bit surprising given that this is supposed to be "THE" Balmoral. If you're after a wide-ranging taste of whisky I'm not sure why you'd choose to go here unless you had money burning a hole in your pocket or didn't know that there were better alternatives within Edinburgh city centre with far better atmosphere and selection.