Volunteer whisky tasters wanted by the SMWS for secretive scientific experiment

Volunteer and get the chance to sample rare whiskies and take a personality test on Wednesday 16 December with the The Scotch Malt Whisky Society

Published 9th Dec 2015
Updated 21 st Sep 2023

How would you like to sample rare whiskies and learn something about your self all in the name of scientific research?

120 volunteer whisky tasters are required to be guinea pigs at a secretive scientific research experiment in Edinburgh on Wednesday 16th December.

The Project Flavour Behaviour event is part of a research experiment being carried out by The Scotch Malt Whisky Society in partnership with Dr Adam Moore from the University of Edinburgh’s Psychology Department.

Participants at the event, which is free and takes place at the prestigious Royal College Of Surgeons of Edinburgh, will take a written test about personality traits and then taste special samples of whisky.

A previous knowledge of whisky is NOT required – an open mind and adventurous spirit is all you need.

The findings from the event will be analysed by Dr Moore and feed into the ongoing research experiment, which will be unveiled in more detail during 2016.

• To sign up to be a volunteer taster, click here http://www.smws.co.uk/projectfb

Project Flavour Behaviour, free, 630-830pm, Wednesday 16December, Royal College Of Surgeons of Edinburgh, Nicolson Street, Edinburgh EH8 9DW

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