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Do you have a thirst for knowledge? A passion for learning more about whisky?
19 July 2024 • Sarah Medcraf
Do you have a thirst for knowledge? A passion for learning more about whisky?
The Dram Queen releases dates for the next Certificate in Sensory Appreciation on 2 & 3 September.
Whisky enthusiasts and industry and hospitality professionals can benefit from in-person access to the Dram Queen’s Certificate in Sensory Appreciation from Edinburgh Whisky Academy. This exciting and unique course a fun, interactive experience which will enhance your appreciation of every dram you taste.
You will gain from the award-winning tuition and benefit from the Dram Queen’s extensive industry expertise and her engaging approach. No experience is required. A passion for learning more about whisky is all you need. This Certificate is especially suitable for whisky enthusiasts wishing to develop their sensory analytical skills and professionals who deliver whisky tastings and food pairing menus.
During the two-day course Ann discusses the origins of flavour origination in the production and maturation process of Scotch whisky and tests your ability to recognise aromas. Discover how to judge and score whiskies in an unbiased manner and learn to categorise varying styles of whisky with seasonal foods. Apply what you learn during the workshops in a blind tasting to create distinct flavour profile and food pairing suggestions.
For more details and to book please see https://dramqueen.co.uk/edinburgh-whisky-academy/
Ian Mckerrow of the Edinburgh Whisky Academy added: "I highly recommend the Certificate in Sensory Appreciation workshops that Ann MILLER, the Dram Queen is hosting in early September. The workshops are meant to develop the candidate's sensory vocabulary and involve lots of hands on and interactive activities, including aroma recognition, food pairings and taste tests.
With her extensive experience in the industry, Ann is the perfect guide and her Dram Room in the heart of Speyside is an excellent venue for the workshops."