Whisky Blind Tasting at MAP Maison

A whisky tasting session at MAP Maison in London, built around four unlabelled drams from different whisky regions that participants must try and identify by origin.

The outing opens with a whisky highball served as a welcome drink, before the blind tasting begins. Four drams from different whisky regions are poured without labels, and guests taste and compare them, then guess where each one comes from. The format is interactive: correctly naming all four countries earns a prize, according to the material published for the session.

The session is guided by a team of experts at MAP Maison, which the venue summary describes as a host for concerts and shows in London. Food is not included in the package, but the full menu can be ordered on the day. A discretionary service charge of 13.5 per cent is added to the bill on the day, and the venue is not wheelchair accessible.

The tasting suits adults who enjoy whisky and want a structured, hands-on comparison rather than a casual drinks stop. It also works for a small group of friends or a couple looking for a seated activity during a visit to London.