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Memorable – that’s the way to describe a visit to the beautiful Glenmorangie distillery. It is located on the peaceful banks of the Dornock Firth in proximity with a range of barley fields just on the brink of the Royal Burgh of Tain.

This Highland distillery has knowledgeable tour guides and experienced craftsmen who are referred to as the ‘Men of Tain.’ 

This distillery has spent almost 2 centuries making quality single malt whisky using the traditional processes.

To get an insight into the history and foundation of the distillery, as well as the distilling processes involved in the making of this award-winning brand of whisky, you will have to book a tour. This distillery owns some of the largest stills in Scotland and these stills are specially build to ensure the very best production of spirit. The distillery also uses some of the finest casks in the maturation of their whisky.

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  Glenmorangie Distillery, one of the most famous whisky distilleries in Scotland, loosely translates from Scottish Gaelic as ‘vale of tranquillity’. If you’re wondering what this means or why it was named this way, there’s no better way to find out than on a Glenmorangie Distillery tour! Learn more about the whisky-making process as perfected by the ‘Men of Tain’ – those legendary craftsmen at Glenmorangie Distillery keeping traditional methods alive through the generations.

Glenmorangie Distillery is one of the locations visited on our North Highland Tours from Inverness or Invergordon. So, while with us, why not arrange an in-depth tour of the Distillery?

Getting to Glenmorangie Distillery

The drive to the distillery will take you approximately 55 minutes, following the A9. You can also take the train from Inverness to Tain, once you get there you can take the 62 bus for 2 stops, then walk the remainder of the journey. Taking public transport will take you around 2 hours, getting from Inverness to the Glenmorangie Distillery.

Our Available Tours

If you’re interested in getting a more in-depth look at the craft, there are two Glenmorangie Distillery tours available. Firstly, the original Glenmorangie Distillery tour, which details the process behind the creation of the Glenmorangie Original blend. Secondly, the Signet Tour, which promises a rare and sophisticated Glenmorangie Distillery tour experience and a look at the exclusive Signet Room. For both tours, pre-booking is essential – please let us know if a Glenmorangie Distillery tour is something you’d like to take part in during our North Highland Tour from Inverness or Invergordon.

So why not have a taster of the Highlands, visit Glenmorangie Distillery on our North Highland Tour from Inverness or the North Highland Tour from Invergordon.  

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Dunrobin Castle and Glenmorangie Distillery Full Day Private Tour

Why not explore into the stunningly beautiful Easter Ross with its breath-taking scenery and wonderful places so steeped in history and culture? Visit Dunrobin Castle and the world famous Glenmorangie Distillery

Come with us on this tour and we will see breathtaking scenery and places steeped in History and Culture.

Firstly we will visit Dunrobin Castle , stunning inside and out. Discover some of the awe inspiring “hidden gems” like the castle gardens, created to deliver a unique experience for those visiting this wonderful area, and wonder at the world class Falconry Display.

Leaving the Castle we will travel along Loch Fleet for a lunch time visit to the stunningly beautiful and historic hamlet of Dornoch, where there are some wonderfully unique shops to explore, and cafes galore to suit every taste. After lunch, visit the magnificent Dornoch Cathedral, founded in the 13th century.

Finally we will visit the Glenmorangie Distillery to enjoy a tour or tasting of their world-famous single malt whisky.

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Happy Tours is an Inverness based company, and has been operating since 2007. Over the years, we have developed the business and now offer private tours around the beautiful Highlands of Scotland, and the Isle of Skye. We like to keep our tours small and personal, which allows us to spend more time at the fantastic local attractions and offers us an element of flexibility; this is why use luxury 8-seater vehicles or executive Land Rovers for your comfort Pick-up point:- Front of Columba Hotel 7 Ness Walk, Inverness IV3 5NF or from your accommodation if on the tour route

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Enjoy a whisky tour of the Glenmorangie Distillery and a one-night stay at Dornock Castle, located in Dornoch’s beautiful, historic town. This tour is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a luxury castle break in the Scottish Highlands.

The Glenmorangie Tour is one of our more popular highland distillery tours, and it’s easy to understand why. As well as sampling a few very lovely drams at a couple of picturesque distilleries the tour also takes in some stunning scenery throughout the tour and includes one night stay in a castle steeped in Scottish history.

Glenmorangie is a distillery in Tain, Ross-shire, Scotland, that produces single malt whisky known worldwide for its extremely light taste. The stretch of land in the Northern Highland on which Glenmorangie stands has been the site for alcohol production (primarily illicit) since the Middle Ages, setting a formidable legacy. Glenmorangie was founded in 1843, although it began operation in 1849. The distillation process was undertaken for decades by a staff of 16, known as The Sixteen Men of Tain, who worked year-round, with the exceptions of Christmas and maintenance periods. Expansion led to a more extensive staff of 24, now collectively referred to on bottles as The Men of Tain.

Dornoch Distillery

Dornoch Distillery is situated in the old “Fire House” built in 1881 at the rear of the Castle’s Garden. Not content with establishing one of the World’s leading whisky bars in Dornoch, brothers Phil and Simon Thompson have upped their ambitions and started making their whisky and gin on-site at Dornoch Castle Hotel, forming Dornoch’s first whisky distillery.

Dornoch Castle

Steeped in Scottish history and fascinating legends, the 15th-century Dornoch Castle stands its ground opposite the inspiring 12th-century Dornoch Cathedral. The castle offers visitors a choice of rooms, sumptuous cuisine and enjoyable wines, making Dornoch Castle a memorable experience.

On this tour will meet the Men of Tain, deeply versed in an anything-is-possible style of whisky making, who possess skills built over generations.  During the tour, you will be introduced to the signature malt, the Original and finish your distillery tour with a two-dram tasting from the Core Expressions range.

After lunch, you will be transported back to Dornoch Castle for an afternoon visit to a micro-distillery at the rear of the Castle’s Garden or a round of golf on the estate’s 9-hole golf course.

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• Glenmorangie Distillery Tour & Tasting
• Dornoch Micro-Distillery Tour
• One night at Dornoch Castle
• 6-Course Tasting Menu in The Vault restaurant

Prices are indicative only and based on a minimum group of two people. Prices are dependent on tour locations, tour packages and hospitality requirements.

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We don’t just do whisky! If you would like to tour some of our other famous landmarks, such as the phenomenal Castle Trail or stunning Coastal Route, please get in touch with us directly, and we can arrange a bespoke tour for your holiday! 

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Winery Overview

Situated amongst the golden barley fields of Ross-shire, on the banks of the Dornoch Firth, in the Scottish Highlands lies Glenmorangie Distillery.

Here you will experience a warm Highland welcome from the legendary Men of Tain, the skilled craftsmen who ensure that Glenmorangie is created in the same unhurried and uncompromising way it has always been since 1843.

Inspired by the Distillery’s peaceful surroundings on the banks of the Dornoch Firth, its founder William Matheson brought forth a pioneering single malt whisky wonderfully complex and exceptionally smooth. Ever since, the distillery has pursued its craft with uncompromising dedication, endlessly creative in the quest for perfection.

To this day, the Distillery’s provenance is honored in their award-winning single malt. Its pure, smooth spirit is distilled in Scotland’s tallest stills, matured in the finest casks and perfected by The Men of Tain. And, in the hands of these select craftsmen, the guardians of its spirit, Glenmorangie will surely delight malt whisky lovers for generations to come.

Visitors will be able to appreciate the full range of Glenmorangie's whiskies and discover how they have been crafted. They will will be given unparalleled access to the Distillery and its warehouse, and learn all about the whisky-making process and Glenmorangie's role in the creation of its stunning whisky.

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Accompanied by expert guides, you will tour the distillery and experience all the stages of the whisky-making process, from mashing and fermenting to distilling and maturation. You will find the tallest stills in Scotland nestled within the majestic Still House, affectionately nicknamed as Glenmorangie's 'Highland Cathedral', and learn about why they are so important in creating such fine whisky. Finally, you will learn all about how Glenmorangie has pioneered the art of wood management with the use of their different casks on a visit to the traditional earth-floored warehouses.

Tour times: January - March; November - December:  10am and 2pm, Monday to Friday. April, May, September, October: hourly from 10am to 3pm, Monday to Saturday. June - August: every 30 minutes from 10am to 4pm Monday, to Sunday.

After enjoying the Original Distillery Tour above, you will be led to the Signet Room. Here you will sample the singular smoothness of Glenmorangie Original, before enjoying an intriguing sonic tasting of Glenmorangie Signet – one of the rarest expressions and undoubtedly the richest whisky in the range. This immersive experience will heighten your senses to bring alive the rich, dark layers of an exquisite whisky inspired by innovative ‘chocolate’ roasted barley malt and composed of an extraordinarily sophisticated assemblage of casks.

T our times: January - March, November, December: not available. April,May, September, October: 2:15pm Monday to Friday. June - August: 2:15pm Monday to Sunday.

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Glenmorangie distillery.

2023 Update - Glenmorangie Distillery visitor centre is open Mon - Fri, 10:00 - 17:00.

From April tours will begin hourly 10am – 3pm. 

Moving into June, tours will begin every half hour from 10am – 3:30pm.

The Original Tour can be pre-booked via the distillery website - Tour  Duration 1 hour,   with a 2 dram tasting. Price  £18pp (maximum of 12 people per tour)

For the latest information please call 01862 892 477 or Book Online at the Glenmorangie Distillery Website

Glenmorangie is located just beside the A9 road as it passes the small town of Tain and is about a 1-hour drive north of Inverness.  The pronunciation of Glenmorangie trips some folk up. So remember the "Orange" bit is emphasized and pronounces like "Glen-mawrangie".

Unusually for Scotland, the water supply for Glenmorangie is very rich in minerals and this may account for the whisky’s flavour, but then some will argue that the shape of the stills has more influence on flavour. This may indeed be true as the stills at Glenmorangie are among the tallest in Scotland and it is claimed that tall stills only allow the lightest spirits to pass.

Glenmorangie is also an interesting distillery to visit because the whisky is offered in a very wide range of finishes. You may choose from whisky that has been “finished” in a variety of casks e.g. Fino Sherry, Ruby Port, Dry Oloroso, Malmsey Madiera, Claret, and even Cote de Beaune red wine. We would recommend the Port Wood finish as the one to go for! 

If a further recommendation is required, then you may like to know that Glenmorangie was for many years the best-selling malt in Scotland.

Tours run at regular intervals, but we would recommend that you book in advance by calling the telephone number given below.

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Legendary Glenmorangie Distillery Visit

Nestled amidst the serene Scottish Highlands, could a visit to the legendary Glenmorangie Distillery be the ultimate whisky lover’s dream?

Discover the secrets behind the creation of one of the world’s most renowned single malts and embark on a journey that promises to tantalize the senses and ignite a passion for fine spirits.

With a legacy steeped in tradition and excellence, this distillery visit offers a glimpse into the meticulous craftsmanship that goes into every drop of Glenmorangie whisky, leaving visitors with a newfound appreciation for the art of distillation.

• Immerse in rich history and craftsmanship at Glenmorangie Distillery.
• Enhance whisky appreciation through expert-guided tastings.
• Enjoy VIP treatment and personalized tours for a memorable experience.
• Explore exclusive barrel tastings and rare Glenmorangie products.

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Distillery History and Legacy

In its storied past, the Glenmorangie Distillery has forged a legacy steeped in craftsmanship and innovation. Established in 1843, its origins trace back to the fertile lands of Tain, Scotland.

The distillery’s commitment to quality and expertise in distillery craftsmanship has set it apart in the world of whisky production. Glenmorangie prides itself on its traditional methods that have been passed down through generations, ensuring that each drop of whisky embodies the essence of its rich history.

From the selection of the finest barley to the meticulous aging process in handcrafted oak casks, every step is a testament to the distillery’s dedication to excellence. Glenmorangie’s unwavering pursuit of perfection continues to distinguish it as a pioneer in the whisky industry.

Whisky Tasting Experience

Set out on a sensory journey through the world of whisky with Glenmorangie’s immersive Tasting Experience. Discover the art of whisky tasting through expertly guided sessions that explore tasting techniques and whisky pairings. Take a seat at the tasting room and let the rich aromas and flavors of Glenmorangie whiskies awaken your senses.

Enjoy the intricate nuances of each whisky, from the initial nosing to the lingering finish. Whether you’re a novice or a connoisseur, this tasting experience promises to deepen your appreciation for Glenmorangie’s exceptional whiskies.

Distillery Tour Highlights

Discover the behind-the-scenes magic of Glenmorangie’s distillery with a captivating tour showcasing its intriguing highlights.

Visitors are treated to VIP treatment, gaining exclusive behind the scenes insights into the whisky-making process. The tour offers interactive demonstrations where guests can enjoy the craftsmanship that goes into every drop of Glenmorangie whisky.

Each tour is a personalized experience , tailored to the interests of the participants, ensuring a memorable visit for all. Guests can engage with the distillery’s rich history and witness firsthand the dedication and passion that have made Glenmorangie a legendary name in the world of Scotch whisky.

Exclusive Barrel Tasting Session

Guests are treated to an exclusive barrel tasting session that promises a sensory journey through the depths of Glenmorangie’s finest expressions. The barrel selection process is meticulous, with each cask chosen to showcase the unique flavors and characteristics of the whisky aging within.

Expert guides lead participants through tasting techniques, educating them on how to fully appreciate the complexities of each dram. As guests sample the different barrels, they learn about the aging process, wood influences , and how each element contributes to the final product.

This hands-on experience allows visitors to explore the art of whisky making, gaining a deeper understanding and appreciation for Glenmorangie’s craft.

Specialty Glenmorangie Products

The Specialty Glenmorangie Products showcase a range of unique and exceptional offerings crafted with precision and expertise. Visitors to the distillery can explore a variety of unique distillery products and rare whisky blends that highlight the artistry and craftsmanship of Glenmorangie.

Here are some of the must-try items:

Glenmorangie Signet : A rich and indulgent single malt whisky with notes of coffee, chocolate , and spices.

Glenmorangie Milsean : An unconventional whisky finished in re-toasted red wine casks, offering a sweet and spicy flavor profile.

Glenmorangie Grand Vintage Malt 1996 : A limited edition release showcasing the exceptional quality of a particular year’s distillation.

Glenmorangie Bacalta : A unique expression finished in Malmsey Madeira casks, delivering a complex and fruity taste experience.

Distillery Surroundings and Scenery

Nestled amidst rolling hills and lush greenery, the Glenmorangie Distillery boasts a picturesque setting that captivates visitors with its tranquil charm. The surroundings offer a retreat for nature appreciation and landscape photography enthusiasts. Visitors can often spot local wildlife, adding to the allure of the area. From leisurely walks to more adventurous hikes, the outdoor activities around the distillery cater to a wide range of interests. Whether it’s capturing the beauty of the landscape through a camera lens or simply enjoying the peaceful atmosphere, the distillery’s surroundings provide a perfect backdrop for those seeking a connection with nature.

Booking Information and Pricing

Amidst the serene surroundings and captivating scenery of the Glenmorangie Distillery, visitors can access detailed booking information and pricing options tailored to suit their preferences and group size. When planning a visit, guests can follow these steps for a seamless booking process and take advantage of group discounts :

Booking Process : Visitors can easily book their distillery tour online through Viator or Tripadvisor.

Group Discounts : Pricing varies based on the size of the group, offering cost-effective options for larger parties.

Starting Price: The tour starts at $166.65 per person, with potential discounts for group bookings.

Terms & Conditions: Ensure to review Viator’s terms and conditions to understand pricing structures and booking policies.

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Common questions

Can Visitors Take Photos During the Distillery Tour?

Visitors can take photos during the distillery tour, respecting photography etiquette and the distillery ambiance. However, it’s essential to be mindful of privacy concerns and not disturb the overall tourist experience for others.

Is There a Dress Code for the Distillery Tour?

For the distillery tour, proper attire is key to tour etiquette . Visitors should dress comfortably and avoid revealing clothing. Closed-toe shoes are recommended for safety reasons. Dressing appropriately ensures a pleasant and safe experience.

Are Children Allowed on the Distillery Tour?

Children are welcome on the distillery tour. Family-friendly tours make it an inclusive experience for all ages. Age restrictions should be checked to ensure compliance with tour guidelines. Prepare for an educational and enjoyable visit!

Is There a Gift Shop at the Distillery?

Yes, there is a gift shop at the distillery offering various souvenir options. Visitors can also enjoy tasting experiences to complement their visit. The shop provides a range of products to take home.

Are There Any Discounts Available for Group Bookings?

Group packages offer discounts for larger bookings, making it a great choice for those traveling in groups. Tour promotions may also be available, providing additional savings and enhancing the overall experience for all participants.

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Experience the legendary Glenmorangie Distillery visit for a journey into the heart of whisky craftsmanship. From the rich history and legacy to the exclusive barrel tasting session, every moment is filled with tradition and excellence.

Enjoy the stunning Scottish Highlands scenery and indulge in specialty Glenmorangie products. Book your visit now for a truly unforgettable experience that will leave you with a newfound appreciation for the art of whisky production.

Cheers to an adventure of a lifetime!

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If you enjoy the experience of the Glenmorangie Distillery Tour you’ll be drooling with delight when you are spoilt for choice in the shop. You may have to restrain yourself.

Whisky distilleries have always been popular visitor attractions in Scotland, (maybe it’s the tasting that’s the main attraction) and none more so than Glenmorangie Distillery.

Glenmorangie Distillery is situated in Cadboll just outside Tain, the oldest Royal Burgh in Scotland, about 26 miles north of Inverness. Established in 1843, the Distillery has been producing its famous Glenmorangie malt on the shores of the Dornoch Firth, in the malt heartland, and a really nice part of the Highlands.

Glenmorangie whisky is available in a wide range of “finishes” – meaning the whisky can be finished in sherry, port wine, madeira, and burgundy casks, illustrating the difference in taste the wood can make to the whisky.

They use American only ex-Bourbon oak for maturing its Glenmorangie whisky, and every barrel is discarded after the third refill stage. The second largest and fastest growing single malt whisky distillery in the UK was the first in Scotland to steam heat the stills rather than coal fires, which can scorch, affecting flavour. They also use the tallest stills in Scotland, at over 16 feet high.

Glenmorangie whisky is widely recognised as the best single malt in Scotland! Many have declared it to be their favourite tipple, and few would argue with that.

The name Glenmorangie was taken from the Glen of Morangie Burn which means “glen of great tranquillity”. The company is unusual in that it sells virtually all product as single malt rather than producing for blending. That’s probably why it tastes so good.

Glenmorangie is still a relatively small, family controlled business, owning three distilleries: Glenmorangie, Glen Moray and Ardbeg. They support an employee-nominated charity of the year, and raise funds for the charity through personal and company events. Their famous “Glenmorangie Elegance” is a 21-Year Old malt whiskey, one of the oldest to be released from the Distillery.

No visit to Scotland would be complete without a distillery tour, and Glenmorangie won’t disappoint. The tour lets you see skilled mashmen, stillmen and warehousemen as they go about their daily work. You will also see the fermenting room, filtering processes, bottling and labelling, and the cooking of the preserves and sauces.

At the visitor centre you will learn about Glenmorangie’s pioneering experiments on the effects of wood on whisky, which have led to the “Wood Finish Range” of malts.

Guided tours start every half hour during summer from 10.30am and the last tour starts at 3.30pm. In winter tours start at 10am and groups are welcome. If a Scotland whisky tour is on your agenda, you should try the Glenmorangie Distillery tour.

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One Day in Scotland

I had only one day in Scotland when our Carnival Pride cruise ship docked in Invergordon. To make the most of this brief visit, we decided to take a shore excursion. We visited the town of Dornoch and then went to Tain and took part in the Glenmorangie Distillery tour.

The Town of Dornoch

Dornoch, located in the Highlands of Scotland, is an absolute treasure. Picture this: a town perched along the northeastern coast, with breathtaking views over the Dornoch Firth. Its charm and rich history draw travelers looking for stunning landscapes and a deep cultural experience.

At the heart of Dornoch is the ancient Dornoch Cathedral. This magnificent structure seamlessly melds Gothic and Norman styles. Despite the tests of time and history, the cathedral stands proudly, lovingly restored.

After visiting the cathedral, we strolled through Dornoch, its streets lined with enchanting shops, inviting cafés, and traditional Scottish pubs.

The surrounding landscape of Dornoch is equally captivating. Walking trails around the town provide opportunities to explore the rugged beauty of the Scottish Highlands, with its rich wildlife and panoramic views. Dornoch’s history is evident in its celebrations and festivals. Events like the Dornoch Highland Gathering unite the community and showcase traditional Scottish sports, music, and dancing.

Due to our limited time, we only walked around the town for a while. Afterwards, we paid a short visit to the Historylinks Museum.

After the lovely visit to Dornoch, we took the bus to Tains. Following a short drive, we reached one of the two whisky distilleries in the town and took the Glenmorangie Distillery tour.

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Glenmorangie Distillery Tour

Glenmorangie Distillery, nestled in the Scottish Highlands near the serene town of Tain, stands as a beacon of Scotch whisky excellence. With a history dating back from 1843, the distillery has long been synonymous with exceptional single malt whisky, renowned for its innovation, craftsmanship, and distinct style.

The distillery is famed for having the tallest stills in Scotland, which play a crucial role in its whisky’s character. These towering copper stills ensure only the lightest and purest vapors ascend, resulting in a smoother and more elegant spirit.

Glenmorangie has a diverse range of whiskies, each showcasing a unique aspect of the distillery’s expertise. Their core range includes the Glenmorangie Original, a ten-year-old single malt that sets the standard for Highland whisky with its creamy smoothness and hints of citrus and vanilla.

Beyond this, the distillery experiments with various cask finishes, like the Quinta Ruban, aged in port casks, and the Lasanta, matured in sherry casks, imparting complex flavor layers.

Glenmorangie Distillery Visitor Center offers whisky tours. These tours deeply dive into the whisky making process and its related skills, built over generations, from mashing and fermentation to distillation and aging. Guests can explore the traditional warehouses where the whiskies age gracefully and enjoy guided tastings that reveal the subtleties of each expression.

Discovering the Whisky Making Process

Mashing . The visit kicks off with an engaging walkthrough of the mashing process. Here, guests discover firsthand how the finest barley morphs into a sugary liquid poised for fermentation. This critical phase lays the groundwork for the whisky’s distinctive character, allowing visitors to grasp the significance of ingredient quality in the result.

Fermentation . Following this, the journey continues to the fermentation stage. Within the confines of large wooden or stainless steel washbacks, the mixture of wort and yeast triggers the sugar’s conversion into alcohol. Beyond mere alcohol creation, this period marks the beginning of the liquid’s flavor and aroma complexity.

Distillation . At the core of the distillery is the distillation process, where Glenmorangie Distillery’s acclaim for its tall copper pot stills comes to life. These stills are pivotal in producing the distillery’s uniquely smooth and refined spirit. Guests can observe the distillation as the spirit undergoes heating and condensation to remove impurities. Through this process, only the purest vapors rise through the still, shaping the whisky’s distinct character.

Aging . Finally, the tour leads the visitors into the traditional warehouses, where the magic of aging and maturation takes place. There, surrounded by casks of various sizes and types, guests uncover the secrets behind the whisky’s transformation over time. The choice of cask—be it ex-bourbon barrels or sherry casks—impacts the whisky’s color, flavor, and aroma.

Guided Tastings

At the end of the Glenmorangie distillery tour, guests participate in a guided tasting session. Through expert-led tastings, the visitors develop an appreciation for the nuances that make each whisky unique.

Even though I’m not a great whisky fan myself, I found the experience fascinating and enjoyed it a lot. It is highly recommended.

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Glenmorangie 18 Years Old Rebrands as The Infinita

Glenmorangie, a renowned Highland Single Malt Whisky distillery, is relaunching its popular 18 Year Old edition under a new name and design. Known for its complexity and balance, the whisky will now be available as Glenmorangie The Infinita 18 Years Old. This rebranding is part of a broader initiative by the distillery in Tain, which has been gradually updating the appearance of its entire range.

Following the redesigns of Glenmorangie The Original 10 Years Old, Glenmorangie Lasanta 12 Years Old, and Glenmorangie Quinta Ruban 14 Years Old, the 18-year-old whisky now features a fresh, modern look. The new packaging stands out with its striking royal blue color adorned with infinity symbols, complemented by a radiant copper-colored label. In addition to the aesthetic changes, the new bottle is also 12% lighter than its predecessor, reflecting a move towards more sustainable packaging.

Despite the new look, the whisky's recipe remains unchanged. The Infinita is matured for 15 years in ex-bourbon casks before being split into two batches. One batch continues to mature in the ex-bourbon casks, while the other is transferred to ex-Oloroso sherry casks. After an additional three years, the two batches are reunited and bottled at 43% ABV.

Dr. Bill Lumsden, Head of Distilling & Whisky Creation at Glenmorangie, describes The Infinita as embodying the distillery's>Tasting Notes for Glenmorangie The Infinita 18 Years Old:

• Color: Honey-colored gold
• Nose: A blend of spicy, caramelized citrus fruits with a complex floral aroma, including honeysuckle, narcissus, and jasmine.
• Palate: Initially mildly oily, followed by flavors of nuts and spices, with hints of dates, figs, and subtle wood smoke.
• Finish: Long and enticing, with the sweetness of dried fruits mingling with the dry flavors of Oloroso sherry.

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Glenmorangie The Infinita 18 Years Old is set to captivate whisky lovers with its harmonious balance and multi-layered complexity, offering a unique and delightful experience each time.

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About Glenmorangie Distillery

Glenmorangie Distillery, located in Tain, Scotland, is renowned for producing some of the world's most elegant and complex single malt Scotch whiskies. Founded in 1843, Glenmorangie has a rich history spanning nearly two centuries. The distillery is situated in the Scottish Highlands, an area known for its pristine natural environment and abundant natural resources, including pure spring water and barley.

Glenmorangie is celebrated for its commitment to craftsmanship and innovation, particularly in the realm of whisky maturation. The distillery boasts the tallest stills in Scotland, which contribute to the light and floral character of its whiskies. Additionally, Glenmorangie is known for its use of a variety of cask types for aging, including ex-bourbon barrels, sherry butts, and wine casks, allowing the whiskies to develop complex and nuanced flavors over time.

One of Glenmorangie's most iconic expressions is its Original 10 Year Old single malt, which serves as the foundation of the brand's portfolio. This whisky is characterized by its smoothness, citrusy notes, and hints of vanilla, making it an approachable and versatile choice for both novice and seasoned whisky drinkers alike.

In addition to its core range, Glenmorangie offers a variety of limited-edition and special-release whiskies, showcasing the distillery's creativity and experimentation. These expressions often feature unique cask finishes or innovative aging techniques, providing whisky enthusiasts with an opportunity to explore new flavor profiles and experiences.

Glenmorangie's commitment to quality and innovation has earned it numerous awards and accolades over the years, solidifying its reputation as one of the leading single malt Scotch whisky producers in the world. The distillery's picturesque location, coupled with its dedication to traditional craftsmanship and modern techniques, makes Glenmorangie a destination for whisky enthusiasts seeking an unforgettable tasting experience. Whether enjoyed neat, with a splash of water, or in cocktails, Glenmorangie whiskies offer a journey of discovery and delight for the senses.

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Moët hennessy offers a taste of luxury at travel retail gala.

Moët Hennessy has presented its portfolio in collaboration with DFS Group at the 12th edition of the Masters of Wines and Spirits gala event.

This year’s event, themed ‘Ignite Your Senses’ showcased rare, luxurious, and exclusive wines and spirits from across the globe and coincided with displays at DFS Macau until the end of July 2024 and DFS Los Angeles International Airport until the end of June 2024.

Moët Hennessy’s participation in DFS’ Masters of Wines and Spirits saw it including its Cognacs, whiskies, wines, and Champagnes.

The collection included the limited edition Veuve Clicquot La Grande Dame Paola Paronetto; the rare cellar release,Dom Pérignon Plénitude 2 Rosé 2000; the new Hennessy Paradis 35cl Cognac; the limited edition Scotch single malt whisky, Ardbeg Smoketrails Côte Rôtie Edition; and the travel retail exclusive Glenmorangie Pommard Cask Finish 25-Year-Old.

Moët Hennessy Travel Retail also included a Glenmorangie bar which served up whiskies such as the Glenmorangie Single Cask 18-Year-Old, a DFS exclusive selected from one of the finest barrels at the Maison, and the Glenmorangie Pommard Cask Finish 25-Year-Old, limited to 1,000 bottles globally.

Other highlights of the event were the Glenmorangie Tale of Tokyo, inspired by Japanese culture and featuring casks from Mizunara oak with packaging by Japanese contemporary artist Akira Yamaguchi; and the Glenmorangie Barrel Select Calvados Edition, aged in ex-Bourbon and Calvados casks.

The Glenmorangie activation remained open during the gala, allowing guests to sample select products and enjoy an immersive experience.

Complementing the in-store exhibition was a Glenmorangie pop-up at DFS Macau, Four Seasons which involved an interpretation of Glenmorangie’s pot stills and showcased products such as the Glenmorangie Signet and travel retail exclusives such as the 12-Year-Old Accord, 14-Year-Old Elementa, and 16-Year-Old Tribute.

Visitors could also indulge in a vaporiser experience to nose the aromas before tasting. Aromas included coffee for Signet, orange and lemon for the travel retail range, and mint for the Glenmorangie 19-Year-Old. Additionally, various gifts with purchases, such as whisky stones and Glenmorangie 14-Year-Old 10cl bottles, as well as special pricing on select items were also available.

To round off the event, Moet Hennessy Travel Retail also hosted an exclusive Ao Yun masterclass during the Masters of Wines and Spirits, where guests sampled the Ao Yun Grand Cru, Adong, and Xidang wines which were produced in the foothills of the Himalayas.

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Want to buy whisky for dad but have NFI where to start? Our expert guide for Father’s Day

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If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. No, I’m not talking about your dad, I’m on about buying him whisky for Father’s Day.

We all know that dads and drams are a tried and tested formula, but is it a groundbreaking one? Not in the slightest, but what else are you going to get him? Cigars? Actually, that’s not a bad call…

Real talk, most of us are pretty clueless when it comes to whisky, aside from the fact that it’s distilled grain. Am I right? About the clueless part, not the grain.

We may have heard terms like Single Malt, Highland, Lowland, Speyside and Blended doing the rounds, but absorbing a few jargony bon mots doesn’t magically make us Scotch connoisseurs.

Luckily for us, Aldi has taken the sting out of the tail by scooping gold awards for three of its sub-£20 whiskies at the prestigious International Spirits Challenge. So, now at least we don’t have to beggar ourselves to pick up a decent quality bottle.

In fact, Aldi’s Glen Marnoch Highland Single Scotch Whisky , which retails at £18.49, beat out a premium brand in the Single Malt category that sells for £45. That’s a 60% saving right there.  

Aldi aside, I’ve put together some whisky-related gifting ideas for Father’s Day, and you’ll be pleased to know, there’s not a whisky stone among them.

And if you want to impress your pa with a few bits of whisky wisdom, here are some good tips and tricks.

Add water, not ice. You only need a few drops to open out the flavours and reduce whisky burn, something that recent whisky adopters might appreciate. Ice reduces the temperature of the drink and subdues the flavours.

Don’t write off blended whisky, they can be more approachable than Single Malts and some of the most popular Scotches are made up of blends.

Lastly, anything under three years old isn’t officially Scotch so if in doubt about the best age to choose, try the 10-year mark for something complex yet balanced.

That Boutique-Y Whisky Company – Deerlicious Whisky Tasting Set, Masterofmalt.com

That Boutique-Y Whisky Company – Deerlicious Whisky Tasting Set, £19.95

The idea of a five-piece whisky tasting set is genius if you’re not sure what style to get him. Especially from That Boutique-Y Whisky company, known for its cult-status, limited edition bottles.

It comes with a broad spectrum of styles, including Islay 8-year-old, Speyside 12-year-old, Peated Highland 18-year-old, Blended Grain 30-year-old and Canadian Corn 8-year-old.

Personalised Glenfiddich 12, 15, 18 and 21-year-old

Finally, the world’s most awarded single malt Scotch whisky is running a personalisation service in time for Father’s Day. Go online to Glenfiddich’s online boutique and just type in your message, which will miraculously appear on the front label.

Bear in mind that orders placed before June 12 will arrive in time for the big day, so best get cracking.

Red Bank Whisky by Kiefer Sutherland, Masterofmalt.com

Red Bank Whisky by Kiefer Sutherland

Keifer Sutherland? Now that’s a blast from the past and a half. I’ll be honest, I haven’t seen him in anything recently, but watch out for a Clint Eastwood movie called Juror No.2, coming soon.

In the meantime, his new smooth, spicy, fruity and caramelly Canadian whisky has just dropped on our shores. The name pays tribute to the Red Bank, situated on Canada’s Atlantic Coast, where some of the country’s finest whisky is being crafted. Go Keifer.  

Glenmorangie A Tale of Tokyo Whisky, Thewhiskyexchange.com

Glenmorangie A Tale of Tokyo Whisky

West meets East in this bottle of single malt Scotch. How so? Well, it’s a Highland malt which they’ve part aged in rare Japanese Mizunara oak barrels. To put it into perspective, Mizunara oak needs to be at least 200 years old before being used for casks, and as such there’s huge demand for it among producers with a single cask costing more than $6,000. It produces complex flavours of sweet oranges, tart cherry, peach, cedar and fennel, amongst others.

Whisky Smoker Kit, Menkind

Whisky smoker kit

If dad’s partial to a smoky style, why not let him do it himself? He can infuse his whisky with a choice of natural wood smoke, with four styles of wood chips included, ranging from hickory to cherrywood.

The pack contains a stainless-steel mesh, refillable torch, smoker and cleaning brush. Rest assured, he’ll be a bartender in no time, or your money back. Not really.  

LSA International Whisky Decanter & 2 Tumblers Gift Set, John Lewis

LSA International Whisky Decanter & 2 Tumblers Gift Set

I know, I know, this is pushing the boat out but talk about stunning glassware that’s also award-winning. The oblong decanter has a super contemporary design, in fact, so do the tumblers. Well, they are made from glass that’s mouthblown into metal moulds by super skilled glassblowers, I suppose, hence the spendy price tag.

Buffalo Trace Guided Tastings at its distillery in Covent Garden

Pivot into Bourbon, which is whisky with a minimum of 51% corn content, with this cool guided tour and tasting experience at the distillery of one of the world’s most legendary (and awarded) producers. Before you start searching for plane tickets to Kentucky, Buffalo Trace’s distillery is in Covent Garden, of all places.

Check out the various tasting sessions on their website, they’re running all day Saturday and Sunday over Father’s Day weekend.

Tickets start at £19.99 , buffalotracedistillerylondon.co.uk

Jack Daniels Gentleman Jack Whiskey Wash Bag, Amazon

Jack Daniels Gentleman Jack Whiskey Wash Bag

Just when you think you know a famous bourbon brand, they come up with a bottle of something twice mellowed through sugar maple charcoal, gift packaged in a limited-edition wash bag.

Given that the bottle alone is usually around £35, this is a cracking deal. Your dad can enjoy it neat or on the rocks, then get ready for bed with all his ablution materials housed in this stylish wash bag.

Happy Father’s Day!

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Benbecula distillery begins whisky production.

Scotland’s Benbecula Distillery has begun producing single malt whisky and aims to create 350,000 litres a year.

The distillery’s owner Angus A MacMillan discovered the recipe in the writings of 19th-century distilling historian Alfred Barnard, which is said to be 130 years old.

MacMillan has also called on the services of master distiller Brendan McCarron, who has previously worked at the Glenmorangie Company.

McCarron was also manager at Oban Distillery and master distiller with Distell, whose brands include Bunnahabhain, Deanston and Tobermory distilleries.

Ingredients for the whisky include bere barley – which is grown on MacMillan’s croft and other land nearby, and fertilised with seaweed from the shoreline – as well as local peat and heather.

McCarron said: “The spirit produced at Benbecula will be classically maritime in style: smoky on the nose, with salty and sweet peated notes.

“This will be achieved using light- to medium-peated malted barley, so that the smoke does not dominate and allows fruity and floral notes to shine through.

“Each year a special batch of heather-peated bere barley will be produced, using a process that is both innovative and inspired by traditions of the island.”

The distillery will produce roughly 350,000 litres of whisky a year, and will use Bourbon and Sherry casks for maturation. Benbecula will also produce gin.

Located in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland, the distillery’s plans were first submitted in 2020 with the proposed outlay costing £12.5 million (US$17.3m).

The Scottish government’s economic and community development agency, Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE), provided financial support totalling £2.8m (US$3.2m).

The distillery itself occupies a disused salmon-farming processing plant. It features a glass-walled extension in the form of a lighthouse that houses a copper pot still, which MacMillan describes as a ‘new landmark’ on the island’s rolling landscape.

He added: “After quite a journey over the past few years, it’s fantastic to see the first spirit flowing at Benbecula Distillery. There’s nowhere quite like Benbecula and we are proud to be able to play a part in sustaining our island, creating new, skilled jobs and producing a single malt whisky that will capture the essence of this unique place.

“Brendan McCarron, one of the best-known names in modern distilling, has – we believe – created something very special, making the most of the good things Benbecula has to offer.

“Our malt will be kilned over fires that we lay with peat and foraged heather – a revival of a rare malting technique completely unique in Scotland today and from a recipe last used by distilleries such as Glen Ord and Highland Park in the 19th century.

“Brendan has adapted and developed this process to create a smooth, gentle smokiness and sweet floral character in our spirit. Under his guidance, we will also be creating a variety of flavour styles.”

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Glenmorangie A Tale Of The Forest

Using an ancient method of infusing barley with woodland botanicals.

ABV: 46.0%  |  Volume: 70cl

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Lush and invitingly herbaceous, Glenmorangie A Tale of the Forest is Glenmorangie’s first whisky crafted from barley kilned with woodland botanicals.

Inspired by the ever changing natural wonder he encounters while wandering in the forest near his home, Glenmorangie’s Director of Whisky Creation, Dr Bill Lumsden, brought back an ancient method of kilning barley with botanicals. In this case, he chose juniper berries, birch bark and heather flowers.

Evoking the scents, sounds and sights of the forest, the single malt surrounds your senses with aromas of pine, juniper and coriander, laced with wisps of smoke. Then tastes of deep-green eucalyptus, lit by rays of bitter orange, drift to a slow, gently oaky finish.

The whisky’s fragrant, wooded depths have inspired illustrator Pomme Chan to dream up her own fantastical forest. Celebrating the whisky’s flavours, her artwork is showcased on the whisky’s pack.

• The perfect serve - Enjoy neat, with a little water or 2-3 large rocks of ice
• Service temperature - Room temperature
• When to drink - Ready to drink
• Storage advice - Store upright in a cool, dark, dry place
• Closure - Cap With Cork

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