If you don't drink whisky when you go to Scotland, you should know about the Scotch Whisky Experience

#OverseasTravel The Scotch Whiskey Experience is an interactive private museum (Bo Tavern). Unlike Johnny Walker House or other winery tours, it does not have its own branded merchandise to remain neutral. To learn more about Scottish cultural history, and to taste delicious whiskey come here best. The Experience Pavilion is located in front of the castle in Edinburgh's Old Town. It is a three-storey old building, but there is something special inside. After entering the oak barrel track car (like Disney's little world slowly rolling fruit), VR Ghost Earl will introduce the whiskey making process - germination Malting, grinding Mashing, fermentation Fermentation, distillation, aging. I bought the platinum pass with 6, 7 wines and a crystal whiskey glass. I'll teach you how to smell first! Scotch whiskey is divided into four categories according to raw materials and preparation methods. The museum uses this flavored color card to divide the four categories of whiskey into four colors. BTW, the pink Islay thought it was girlie, wow! There is a smell of disinfectant. The blue Speyside is sweet and quite good. Then visit the big showroom and then try the wine, a Western brother explained. Scotch whiskey has quite strict rules and tastings regarding the process of making, and this experience provides insight into the process of making great wines and trying different wines. Finally you can go to the shop to buy wine. Even if you don't enter the venue to play, you can still come and buy something. I hope to fly to Taichung to visit the Taichung distillery. In addition to whiskey, there are also flower wine, yellow wine, rice wine and so on. #2023 Travel Wish I hope to fly to Taichung to visit Taichung Distillery, in addition to whiskey, there are also flower wine, yellow wine, rice wine and so on can learn.