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Three days of fine whisky and music await you on Arran

Every year, the annual Arran Malt & Music Festival is held in the grounds of the Isle of Arran Distillery in Lochranza. This year it will take place from Friday 29th June to Sunday 2nd July. The weekend has become an important date in the calendar for whisky and Arran enthusiasts, bringing together some of the best island food producers, local musicians and bands from the mainland in a celebration of all things Malt and Music! On Saturday 30th June, the Festival starts at 11am and features whisky masterclasses where you have the opportunity to get really involved, chat to the people who make the whisky and hear about their experiences in the industry. This year there will also be the opportunity to take part in a whisky and food masterclass, matching some of the best Arran produce with Single Malts from the distillery. A real gourmet experience!

There will also be the chance to taste rarely available limited expressions of The Arran Single Malt Whisky by the dram. Their annual special Festival Single Cask Release will be available to purchase on the day – a small batch bottling which is chosen each year by the participants of their Ultimate Masterclass. The festivities are set to continue long into the evening with a celebratory ceilidh led by popular band ‘Tide Lines’ and the official Arran Distillery band ‘James and the Staves’. Entry to the festival Saturday 11am – 5pm is free. Masterclass and Saturday evening ceilidh tickets can be purchased from www.arranevents.com.

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