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EMG gets a taste for whisky with Glenfiddich partnership

15/05/2012

Whisky company Glenfiddich has chosen Event Management Group (EMG) to create a range of bespoke events around its famous single malt.

Through the partnership, EMG will provide corporate clients with exclusive opportunities to taste Glenfiddich's special malts. Pre-dinner tastings, themed tastings and informal drop-in sessions will be among the offerings, with the core package being the 'Whisky Masterclass', during which experts from William Grant (Glenfiddich’s parent company) guide guests through Glenfiddich’s core range of single malts, as well as some of its rarer varieties.

Jason Ludlow, director of EMG, commented: “Glenfiddich is one of the few single-malt distilleries to remain entirely family-owned, which reflects a passion passed down through generations. This passion for excellence mirrors EMG’s own passion for delivering only the best events.”

EMG says that whisky tastings are becoming more popular with businesses looking for events that are sophisticated, memorable and slightly unusual. The first tasting is booked for June.


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