Glasgow: Haggis Tasting with a Dram of Scottish Whisky

Merchant City, Glasgow, Glasgow



When in Scotland you don't want to miss your chance to try the classic Scottish dish of haggis. Try the famous dish along with a dram of Scottish single-malt whisky for a real taste of Scotland.

Scottish Haggis Taster with Whisky Dram at Mharsanta, Glasgow

Experience a traditional Scottish haggis tasting paired with a local Lowland whisky dram at Mharsanta, located on one of Glasgow’s original 13 streets. This activity suits food and whisky enthusiasts interested in Scotland’s culinary heritage.

Highlights

  • Try Haggis, Scotland’s savoury national dish
  • Sip a local Cydeside Stobcross whisky dram
  • Visit Mharsanta on Bell Street, part of Glasgow’s historic Merchant City

Description

At Mharsanta Restaurant & Bar, enjoy MacSween’s Haggis served with neeps (turnips) and tatties (potatoes) in a classic Scottish stack. This dish is paired with a light, delicate Lowland single malt whisky from Cydeside Stobcross, offering authentic Scottish flavours.

The restaurant is situated in the Merchant City area, known for its historic role as a centre of trade and commerce in Glasgow.

Includes

  • Haggis taster served with neeps and tatties
  • A dram of Cydeside Stobcross whisky
  • Insight into Scotland’s culinary traditions and whisky heritage

Excludes

  • Optional additional Scottish food and drinks available for purchase on-site

Important Information

  • The whisky dram can be replaced with a soft drink for children and non-drinkers

Cancellation Policy

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

For the best experience, consider booking in advance and bring photo ID if purchasing or consuming alcohol. Visit during evening hours to enjoy the full atmosphere of Mharsanta.

Frequently Asked Questions

The experience includes tasting traditional Scottish haggis with neeps and tatties, paired with a dram of local Lowland whisky at Mharsanta in Glasgow.
Mharsanta is located on Bell Street, one of Glasgow’s original 13 streets in the historic Merchant City area.
Yes, you will try MacSween’s Haggis served with traditional Scottish sides like neeps and tatties.
The haggis is paired with a dram of Clydeside Stobcross, a local Lowland whisky from Glasgow.
This activity is ideal for food and whisky enthusiasts interested in exploring Scotland’s culinary heritage in Glasgow.
Duration details vary, so check the website for current information about the Glasgow tasting experience.
No prior experience is needed; the tasting is designed for beginners and enthusiasts alike in Glasgow.
Booking in advance is recommended to secure a spot for the haggis and whisky tasting at Mharsanta in Glasgow.
Check the Mharsanta website for current opening hours and availability as timings may vary.
Yes, the tasting features authentic MacSween’s Haggis, a renowned Scottish brand.

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