Scotch, malt, whisky. On the rocks, straight up or with a dash of water. Whatever you call it or however you like it, you're never far away from a dram in Glasgow. With great pubs, good banter, nice surroundings and staff who really know their stuff, our city is right place to become an aficionado. Your next snifter may be just around the corner, check out our guide to Glasgow's whisky bars to find out.
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The Curler's Rest in the West End has an extensive collection of whiskies to try, with a menu broken down into sweet, smoky, fruity and spicy creations. Kick back and relax in this charming pub while working your way through different flavour combinations. Dating back to the 17th century, it's history and great flavour in abundance.
With a collection of over 250 malts, Óran Mór is well-equipped to lure in the whisky lovers. Set inside a church and boatinf dark,sultry interiors, this place is open 'til 1am for drinking, dining and dancing alike. Stunning surroundings, a warm atmosphere and revolving displays of local art, make this bar a very pleasing one indeed to enjoy your dram.
Priding themselves on truly authentic Scottish fayre, it's seafood on the menu at The Finnieston, flanked by a reliable gin menu. Whisky drinkers needn't fear however, they're catered for in droves here. Celebrating drams across the country, drink Talisker from the islands, and Lochlea from the lowlands, served alongside the best in freshly caught.
The Pot Still is the go-to destination for whisky in Glasgow. With literally hundreds of bottles (370 on the last count) on offer from around the world, as well as the best of the local stuff too, there's good reason this pub is an institution.
There are few better spots in to enjoy a drop than at the Ubiquitous Chip. With several bars to choose from - The Wee Pub is a particularly special spot for a dram - you'll never go thirsty. A vast selection of malts seals the deal on this cracking West End establishment.
It's all in a name at this bar as Dram! promise some of the most coveted bottles in the business. A West End gem where nights spent hoofing whisky don't go a miss, head on down to this cool and traditional venue for a night spent savouring their selection. Hungry while you're there? Try everything from tacos to pizzas, with a sietan donnor for the vegan and the adventurous.
From its regular trad sessions and utterly indigenous decor, Ben Nevis has a mighty selection of malts as well. The staff here really know their stuff, so whether you're a newbie to the whisky world or a long-time drinker, they're always up for a bit of tipple chatter.
