July 2nd 2024.
Grant Dickie eagerly makes his way to The Glasshouse in Edinburgh for a unique experience – a Skotch and Sketch workshop. The promise of sampling their new whisky and trying his hand at drawing has him excited for what's to come.
As he arrives, he can't help but take in the beautiful surroundings – the warm evening sun and stunning rooftop garden make for the perfect setting. And to top it off, he's greeted with a delicious whisky cocktail. But the real challenge lies ahead – a still life drawing session.
Despite his initial nerves, Grant is quickly drawn into the workshop hosted by The Glasshouse. The event, organized by YTL, aims to showcase their latest creation – the Glenborrodale by Adelphi whisky. As he takes his first sip, he can immediately taste the unique blend of flavors – hints of salt and caramel that make this whisky stand out, along with a smoothness that he personally loves.
But the whisky is not the only star of the show. Accompanying the tasting is artist Liana Moran, whose artworks are already proudly displayed in the hotel. She leads the guests in a relaxed and informative art session, encouraging them to let their creativity flow.
Grant and the other guests are given the task of drawing a whisky bottle, a whisky glass, some barley, thistles, and a rose using a variety of art tools – pencils, ink pens, and charcoal. It's a fun and creative exercise, but the real highlight is still the whisky. Grant can't help but recommend a visit to The Glasshouse to try out their latest malt.
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