Signiel Busan announced Wednesday a collaboration with Scotch whisky brand Royal Brackla, hosting a private class for hotel guests.
Royal Brackla is a Highland single malt founded in 1812 in the Scottish Highlands. It became the first distillery to receive a royal warrant from King William IV in 1833, earning it the nickname "the King's Own Whisky."
The class runs July 16 from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. and is open to members of Signiel Collection, the hotel's membership program, as well as hotel guests. Attendance is capped at 20 people.
The session will be led by Park Beom-seok, a bartender and Royal Brackla brand ambassador, who will offer an in-depth look at the whisky's history and flavor profiles. A live jazz performance featuring double bass and piano will accompany the class.
A pairing menu will also be served, featuring butter-roasted lobster medallions alongside a two-tier platter of premium cheeses and charcuterie. Reservations can be made by phone through The Lounge.
"We designed this class to offer customers a differentiated cultural and artistic experience through a collaboration with a world-class whisky brand," a Signiel Busan official said.
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