New theme alert! For the first time ever, CUWAS are putting on a tasting that consists exclusively of single cask whiskies, meaning that every bottle is filled with spirit that comes from one individual barrel.

The nature of coopering (barrel making) means that every barrel, or cask, is unique, and this uniqueness then makes its way into the whisky – often with delicious and surprising results. Whisky making is as much an art as it is a science, and nothing demonstrates that quite like single cask whiskies!

Date: Friday 14th February 2025
Time: 8pm – 11pm
Venue: Main Hall, St Andrews Hall, St Andrews Road, CB4 1DH.
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Important Information
Refund requests must be made more than 48 hours in advance of the tasting to be guaranteed. Any requests made with less notice will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
Buying your ticket early helps us plan for the right numbers and reduces the chance of us having to cancel. If we have to cancel or reduce the scale of an event, due to ticket-sale forecasting, we may have to refund some or all tickets.

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Attending a whisky society in Cambridge might have you feeling far away from the action, but our nearest whisky distillery is only actually about an hour’s drive into Norfolk. The English Distillery was officially opened in 2007 and was the first whisky distillery in England in over 100 years!

For this event we will be joined by Mike Fisher, Sales Director for the distillery. He’ll be showcasing a selection of whiskies to introduce us to the range of styles they have in production. From award-winning sherry casks to surprising smoke bombs, they do it all.

Date: Friday 28th February 2025
Time: 8pm – 11pm
Venue: Main Hall, St Andrews Hall, St Andrews Road, CB4 1DH.
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Important Information
Refund requests must be made more than 48 hours in advance of the tasting to be guaranteed. Any requests made with less notice will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
Buying your ticket early helps us plan for the right numbers and reduces the chance of us having to cancel. If we have to cancel or reduce the scale of an event, due to ticket-sale forecasting, we may have to refund some or all tickets.

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