The Spirit Circle: Sensorium & Belfast by the Glass
ENTRY
from £42.50
WHERE
Belfast
What it’s like
An 18+ tasting experience in Belfast where cocktails are matched to sensory science or to the city's own stories.
This is an adults-only night out, not a family activity. Two separate experiences run here: Sensorium, where you work through drinks paired with sensory experiments to see how taste actually plays tricks on you, and Belfast by the Glass, which walks you through six chapters of the city's story, each one matched to its own drink.
Sensorium runs about two and a half hours, Belfast by the Glass a bit shorter at two, split into those six chapters. That's a proper chunk of an evening, so it's not something you squeeze in before another plan. Sensorium is £42.50 a head and Belfast by the Glass is £47, both prices that put this firmly in the treat-yourself category rather than a casual Tuesday drink.
Booking is required, and they're strict about timing: turn up late and you start without the intro, same as walking into a film after the trailers. If alcohol's not your thing, there's an alcohol-free version of the drinks and they're clear it doesn't change the sensory side of the experience.
Worth knowing before you commit: cancellations get sliding refunds depending on how close to the date you cancel. Changing the date is easier, you can shift it twice yourself online up to 72 hours out.
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Plan your visit
How much does it cost?
Sensorium is £42.50 per person and Belfast by the Glass is £47.
How long does each experience take?
Sensorium runs about two and a half hours. Belfast by the Glass is around two hours, split into six chapters.
Do we need to book in advance?
Booking is required. You can amend the date yourself online up to twice, as long as it's more than 72 hours before your slot.
What happens if I'm late?
The experience starts on schedule regardless, much like a cinema screening, so it's best to arrive in good time.
Is there a non-alcoholic option?
Yes, there's an alcohol-free version and they say the sensory side of the experience is identical either way.
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