Experience the thrill of solving a gruesome murder at the upcoming event, Murder at the Distillery, taking place in Glasgow on February 24, 2024. This intriguing event is set in the quiet Scottish Island of Islayabout, where nothing ever happens. However, this time, the tranquil island life is shattered when Toby Mory, the whisky baron of Glen Frick Whisky distillery, is found dead in a vat full of his finest Malt. It's not just another unfortunate accident - Toby Mory was murdered! The news has sent shockwaves through the island, and now it's up to you to crack the case.

Immerse yourself in the peaceful surroundings of Islayabout, as you sample some of Scotland's finest single malts. This event offers you the unique opportunity to enjoy two free drams, with many more available to try, all while attempting to solve the mystery. As you delve deeper into the investigation, you'll discover that one of the island's colorful residents may be the culprit behind Toby Mory's untimely demise. Can you unravel the clues and identify the murderer?

Join us at 387 Sauchiehall St in Glasgow for an evening of suspense and intrigue. Tickets for this captivating event are priced at £33.15. Don't miss out on this chance to test your detective skills and experience the thrill of Murder at the Distillery. Book your ticket now and prepare for a night like no other.

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