ntroduction to Scotch Whisky: The class usually begins with an introduction to the history and origins of Scotch whisky. Participants learn about the different types of Scotch, the regions where they are produced, and the unique characteristics of each region's whisky.

Tasting Sessions: Participants are guided through a tasting session where they sample a selection of Scotch whiskies. They learn about the complexities of nosing (smelling) and tasting the whisky, understanding the various aromas and flavours present in different types of whisky.

Expert Guidance: A whisky expert or master distiller typically leads the masterclass, providing in-depth knowledge about the production process, the significance of ageing, and the art of blending different whiskies.

Tasting Notes and Pairings: Participants are often provided with tasting notes and guidance on how to pair different whiskies with certain foods to enhance the tasting experience.

Q&A Session: There is usually an opportunity for participants to ask questions and engage in discussions with the expert, delving deeper into the world of Scotch whisky.