Head over to the Whiskey Bar and Museum, an unconventional museum and the perfect place for those wanting to combine an educational experience with food and drink. Located in the historic Sarona district in a building that used to be a wine cellar in the 19th century, this museum-bar-restaurant features more than 1,000 brands of whiskey from 13 different countries, as well as a selection of gourmet dishes – smoked meats and whiskey-themed desserts – that are designed to be paired with its drinks. In the main space is a wall with an impressive showcase of whiskeys from around the world, from Irish and Scottish classics to varieties from Taiwan and India.

With an impressive selection of whiskey from every corner of the globe, Whiskey Bar & Museum (bar, museum, and restaurant, actually) showcases more than 1,000 different bottles, all of which you can sample and buy. Set in one of the historic tunnels built under the Sarona district by the German Templers in the 19th century, the space is steeped in history, having previously been a local winery and, more recently, home to the Israeli secret service, Mossad. The menu features a selection of kosher dishes designed to pair well with whiskey, including charcuterie and desserts.

Whiskey Bar & Museum is a unique compound from among the biggest in the world. The impressive wall of whiskeys showcases over one thousand varieties of "water of life" from classic locations like Scotland and Ireland, to the most eclectic like Taiwan and Indian. All bottles in the museum are available for tasting and purchase.

Alternatively, for an evening you wont experience anywhere else in the world, head down to Tel Aviv's Whiskey Bar and Museum whose entrance boasts a historic tunnel, previously used by Israel's national intelligence, The Mossad. With more than 1,000 varieties of whiskey on offer, nestle into leather armchairs in the stone-walled underground tunnel and enjoy sipping on whiskey from over 13 countries around the world including India and Hong Kong.

Located in the heart of Tel Aviv, the Whiskey Bar & Museum offers a unique experience that combines an extensive selection of whiskeys with a kosher menu. The place features an impressive collection of over 1,000 types of whiskey from around the world. The live music and whiskey tastings create a vibrant yet relaxed environment, making it a perfect spot for an evening out with friends.

When walking into the Whiskey Bar and Museum in Sarona Market Tel Aviv, you will be in awe. First, you head down two flights of stairs to an underground cellar built over 100 years ago by the Templars. Then through a dark tunnel leading up to the museum, and then out of nowhere, a golden wall offering over 1000 types of whisky from around the world!.

Whiskey Bar & Museum(Tzohar) has a private room for up to 45 people on a mezzanine level overlooking the main restaurant. The food is usually good, but the service can be very temperamental, and the room is not soundproofed from the restaurant’s noise. Whiskey Bar & Museum, Sarona Complex, +972 3 955 1105.

Opened in 2016, the Whiskey Bar & Museum has fast become a must-drink-in spot in Tel Aviv, with whiskey aficionados and lovers of good food happily keen to splash the cash in this classy bar (it’s not a cheap night out, but it’s so worth it!).

Beneath the ground, behind a wooden door, in an ancient Templar tunnel with arches, hides an amazing land – the land of Israel’s whiskey”.