Whisky Tour in Edinburgh

You can't have a hen party in Scotland without enjoying a 'wee dram'. We're not saying it's illegal but it probably should be. The name for the Scottish amber nectar "whisky" comes from the old Gaelic, "uisge beatha" which translates as "water of life". Which sums up just how important this traditional beverage is to Scottish heritage.

Hens that love a tipple or two will really appreciate the hen party whisky tasting tour which takes in the world's largest collection of Scotch whisky. But always remember to drink responsibly, even when faced with such a mouth-watering display.

The layout really is spectacular, taking whiskey and transforming it into something you might expect to see in an art gallery rather than a museum. In fact, if James Bond were to take a day off and go see the sites of Edinburgh we're pretty sure this is where he'd come (although if Daniel Craig does walk in, hands off! We saw him first).

As well as sampling some of the fine whiskies (well, it would be rude not to) each hen will also receive a hen party whisky tasting glass to take away. And on top of all that there'll be a whisky expert on hand to give you a crash course in Scotland's finest and most celebrated export.

Bottoms up!