October 23, 2026 | Medellín, Colombia
Whisky has many stories to tell. Some begin in distilleries with centuries of tradition. Others are being born much closer than we imagine.
On October 23, at La Última Estación in Medellín, we gathered around one of those new stories: Montescala, a proposal that invites us to discover Colombian whisky from its ingredients, processes, and the people who make it possible.
It was a night to learn, explore aromas, share questions, and discover that behind every bottle lies much more than what we find in a glass.
A Story That Begins in Colombia
The experience was accompanied by Daniel Flórez, founder of Montescala, who shared with attendees his vision and part of the universe surrounding the brand.
Among copper equipment, raw materials, and elements related to whisky production, participants were able to get closer to the processes that usually remain out of our sight.
Beyond a tasting, it was an opportunity to discuss what it means to build a unique identity within the world of whisky.
Because discovering a brand also means getting to know the people behind it.
Discovering Whisky Through the Senses
One of the most interesting moments of the night was the sensory exploration.
Attendees had the opportunity to pause and take in the aromas, observe the nuances of the samples, and share their perceptions.
Each glass opened a different conversation. And that is precisely what we seek in our experiences: to create spaces where curiosity is as important as knowledge.
You don’t need to be an expert to enjoy whisky. Sometimes, all you need is a good story and the willingness to discover something new.
The Value of Coming Together
At Ritual Ámbar, we believe that the best experiences happen when knowledge and conversation find a common place.
La Última Estación welcomed us in an intimate setting, where attendees could interact directly with Daniel, ask questions, and share their own experiences.
Amidst glasses, stories, and conversations, the night took on that close character that makes a gathering a memorable one.
The Details That Accompany a Ritual
The experience also brought together elements from other traditions that share an appreciation for origin, craftsmanship, and time.
Among them, the presence of Bribón stood out, with its humidor of Colombian cigars, adding another expression of the work and identity of national brands.
These gatherings allow us to recognize that the world of whisky and cigars goes beyond products: it is also made up of stories, people, and cultures that deserve to be known.
A Community That Continues to Grow
For us, each gathering represents an opportunity to bring more people closer to the producers, entrepreneurs, and spaces that keep these traditions alive.
It’s not just about organizing a tasting. It’s about creating connections, opening conversations, and building a community around experiences worth sharing.
Thank You for Being Part of This Story
We want to especially thank Daniel Flórez and Montescala for sharing their knowledge and opening the doors to their story.
To La Última Estación, for hosting us and providing a space for us to come together.
To Bribón, for accompanying this experience with a sample of the tradition of Colombian cigars.
And, of course, to each person who joined us, asked questions, shared their impressions, and was part of this night.
At Ritual Ámbar, we will continue to create spaces to discover the stories behind each product and meet those who make them possible.
Because a good ritual doesn’t end with the last glass. It remains in the stories we share.
Discover our upcoming experiences and learn more about Colombian whisky at ritualambar.com/eventos.
Enjoy responsibly. For adults only.
