Following the success of its first year, The World Whisky Experience returns to London in November 2025 to celebrate the dynamic and ever-evolving world of whisky. This two-day tasting event will be held at the stunning Christ Church Spitalfields.
Attendees will have the opportunity to sample a diverse selection of whiskies, encompassing both renowned labels and bold new discoveries.
Building on the previous year’s showcase of over 200 whiskies, the 2025 World Whisky Experience will offer a vast exploration of flavours, styles, and regions. We expect to feature distilleries from a diverse range of countries, including Scotland, Ireland, India, Spain & the USA, providing a unique opportunity to taste and learn more about whisky in all its diversity.
Your ticket to The World Whisky Experience includes:
We are excited to announce that The Little Whisky Shop will again be providing a pop-up shop at the event. This exclusive shop will offer a selection of products from our exhibitors, allowing you to take home some of the exceptional whiskies you’ll be tasting throughout the event.
The exhibition hall will be brimming with a selection of world-class whisky producers and brands, allowing you to sample and purchase rare and iconic whiskies.
We’re proud to showcase a stellar lineup of exhibitors, including:
Arbikie – Scotland: Farm-to-bottle distillery producing sustainable, field-to-glass spirits.
Benromach – Scotland: Speyside distillery crafting classic, hand-crafted single malts.
The Dalmore – Scotland: Offers luxurious, complex whiskies with rich character.
Fettercairn – Scotland: Highland distillery known for its tropical fruit notes.
Forest Distillery – England: Peak District distillery making small-batch, artisanal spirits.
Godawan Single Malt – India: Rajasthan distillery creating a unique Single Malt using a combination of botanicals.
Limited Whisky – England: Specialists in sourcing and bottling rare, limited-edition whiskies for discerning collectors.
Nomad – Spain: A unique whisky which begins in Scotland as is finished in sherry casks in Jerez.
The Scotch Malt Whisky Society – Scotland: An international members club focused on single cask, single malt whisky.
Woven – Scotland: Innovative blenders creating whiskies with artistic flair.
…with many more to be announced.
Attend a program of masterclasses and talks led by industry experts and top distillers. Deepen your whisky knowledge and enjoy tastings with the people behind these exceptional spirits. Participating distilleries include Fettercairn, Dalmore, Benromach, and Paul John Whisky, plus recurring ‘From the Vault’ Master Classes throughout the weekend from The Scotch Malt Whisky Society.
Here’s what your Glass Experience ticket includes:
Glass experience tickets available:
Friday
Evening Entry, 5pm – 8pm £45.00
Evening Entry Group, 5pm – 8pm £40.00 (Min x4 tickets)
Early Bird Entry, 5pm – 8pm £35.00
Saturday
Evening Entry, 4pm – 7pm £45.00
Evening Entry Group, 4pm – 7pm £40.00 (Min x4 tickets)
Early Bird Entry, 4pm – 7pm £35.00
Here’s what your Bottle Experience ticket includes:
Bottle Experience tickets available:
Friday
Day Entry, 3pm – 8pm £60.00
Day Entry Group, 3pm – 8pm £55.00 (Min x4 tickets)
Early Bird Day Entry, 3pm – 8pm £50.00
Saturday
Day Entry, 2pm – 7pm £60.00
Day Entry Group, 2pm – 7pm £55.00 (Min x4 tickets)
Early Bird Day Entry, 2pm – 7pm £50.00
Your Barrel Experience ticket includes:
Barrel Experience tickets available
Friday
VIP Entry, 2pm – 8pm £75.00
VIP Entry Group, 2pm – 8pm £70.00
Early Bird VIP Entry, 2pm – 8pm £65.00
Saturday
VIP Entry, 1pm – 7pm £75.00
VIP Entry Group, 1pm – 7pm £70.00 (Min x4 tickets)
Early Bird VIP Entry, 1pm – 7pm £65.00
2024 was a spectacular showcase of the diversity of the world of whisky, featuring distilleries from Scotland, Ireland and the US, as well as makers from countries such as Taiwan, New Zealand, Romania and India. Ticketholders were offered a detailed picture of the wealth of styles and quality available to today’s whisky drinker.
From recently established producers, such as Scotland’s Holyrood Distillery, the English distiller Henstone and Romania’s Carpathian, to more established names, including Dalmore, Four Roses and Curraghmore, the show gave visitors a chance to revisit old favourites and discover new ones. In addition to the dedicated producer stands, a bar hosted by the IWSC was the place to sample dozens of award-winning whiskies from this year’s competition.
Over the course of the event, masterclasses were hosted by the likes of the Cotswolds Distillery, Fettercairn, and Paul John (including a guest appearance by Paul John himself), with experts Eddie Ludlow and the Glassmates trio also dropping in to share their selected bottles and talk on themes such as the past, present and future of whisky.
The sight of so many passionate whisky fans gathered in one place to share opinions, conversation, discoveries and, of course, some of the world’s finest drams serves as further evidence of whisky’s rude state of health. We hope to see you at this year’s event, which promises to offer an even greater exploration of the exciting world of whisky.
