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Glenmorangie Distillery

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Glenmorangie Drove, Tain, IV19 1PZ, Scotland

01862 892 477

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In 1843, William Matheson founded the Glenmorangie Distillery in the Scottish Highlands. Inspired by the Distillerys peaceful surroundings on the banks of the Dornoch Firth, he brought forth a pioneering single malt whisky wonderfully complex and exceptionally smooth. Ever since, we have pursued our craft with uncompromising dedication endlessly creative in our quest for perfection. To this day, we honour the Distillerys provenance in our award-winning single malt. Its pure, smooth spirit is distilled in Scotlands 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 our spirit, Glenmorangie will surely delight malt whisky lovers for generations to come. The Tours By the tranquil shores of the Dornoch Firth, amidst the golden barley fields of Ross-shire, lies the Glenmorangie Distillery. Here you will find a warm Highland welcome from the legendary Men of Tain, the skilled craftsmen who ensure that Glenmorangie is made in the same unhurried and uncompromising way it has always been through its long and distinguished history. We offer a range of tours with unparalleled access to the Distillery and its warehouses. With the help of our expert guides you will experience all stages of the whisky making process from mashing and fermenting to distilling and maturation. Within our Still House (we call it our Highland Cathedral) stand the tallest stills in Scotland. their long copper necks are the same height as a fully grown giraffe!As a result only the lightest and purest vapours make it to the top, giving a smoother, more elegant whisky. on your visit to our traditional earth floored warehouses we will explain why Glenmorangie has for many years led the industry in the pioneering use of only the finest casks in which to mature our whisky.