An Evening of Rare Whiskeys

Six pours call for a selective tasting

At check-in, guests receive a tasting glass and six tickets. Each ticket can be exchanged for one half-ounce pour, and AMFA asks guests to use no more than one ticket on any one whiskey. With more whiskeys available than tickets, the format favors sampling distinct options rather than taking a second pour of a favorite.

That limit also makes the listed bottles a useful starting point for deciding what interests you, rather than a promise that every named whiskey will be available.

Further reading: An Evening of Rare Whiskeys – Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts ↗

The bottle count matters as much as the names

AMFA expects to have one bottle of each whiskey, estimating about 50 half-ounce pours from a bottle. A particular option may therefore be gone once its bottle is empty; the listing does not promise that any named bottle will remain available throughout the evening.

Further reading: An Evening of Rare Whiskeys – Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts ↗

Food is included; other drink prices are unclear

Admission includes a whiskey-based cocktail and specially paired appetizers, and AMFA describes the food as complimentary. The event listing also says guests can have an Old Fashioned, beer or wine in addition to the whiskey tastings, but does not say whether those drinks are included in the ticket or sold separately.

Further reading: An Evening of Rare Whiskeys – Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts ↗