Create Eat Whisky

Edinburgh, United Kingdom

5

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151 Constitution Street, Edinburgh, Midlothian, EH6 7AD
Leith
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180 ftLaurie Street
470 ftAcademy Street
640 ftFoot of Leith Walk
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Local time (Edinburgh) 21:04 Wednesday, 28 May 2025

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2 reviews of Create Eat Whisky

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Place rating: 5
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Ahhh, Jelly and Gin sure know how to put on an event.
Jelly and Gin (aka Carol and Aoife) put on events in Edinburgh and beyond based around food and drink. Usually held in unusual settings, this one in a former Nestle factory was no different.
Transformed for a week as part of Homecoming, the best of Scotland was being celebrated in Leith. Food paired with Jura whisky which was all fantastic (even the peatier/​smokier whiskies I avoid, worked stunningly well with the food). A visual and sensual theatre for the senses, if you see a Jelly and Gin event being advertised, book quickly as tickets won’t be there long…
Place rating: 5
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Absolutely fabulous evening of local Scottish food paired with Jura whisky. Wish these events happened all the time!