The Best Whisky Bars In London

For what was once a traditional Whisky bar, Salt has branched out into Indian cuisine and also dabbles in shisha. The drinks menu is so extensive that it boasts 200 whiskies, with a very impressive Scottish contingent to enjoy as well. Located just off of Edgware Road, there are plenty of places to go and try more exotic cuisine before you retire to your single malt. If you are happy with Sub-Continental treats however, the menu caters perfectly.

Any article about London culture would be missing something without the inclusion of the East End – they just do things differently over there. The East London Liquor Company in Hackney is the first Distillery in London to produce gin, whisky and vodka in over 100 years, and it emulates the resurgent trend of craft alcohol in America. They also have their own in-house bar, where you can try their own produce as well as some of the many imported craft liquors advertised on their sleek website. It constitutes perhaps less of an obvious choice for those who want an orthodox whisky experience, but definitely one for anyone who wants a younger, more cosmopolitan induction to the drink. They do tours and interactive visits if you are looking for history with your whiskey.