Whisky Classes in San Jose: What to Expect
What a whisky class in San Jose is actually like: the three formats, what they cost, what happens in a session, and what you do not…
Read articleGuides, tasting notes and distillery science from the educators at the Whiskey Education Foundation in San Jose.
What a whisky class in San Jose is actually like: the three formats, what they cost, what happens in a session, and what you do not…
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Read articleYou get to walk around a beautiful park, try different whiskeys, and learn a little about each one. It is fun, relaxed, and perfect for both…
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