Glenmorangie

The 19-year-old Glenmorangie matured exclusively in ex-bourbon casks made from American white oak. This makes it an interesting contrast to the 18-year-old, which also has an influence of sherry casks.

The 18-year-old Glenmorangie Extremely Rare is one of the few older bottlings of the distillery. After 15 years in bourbon casks, about 30% of the malt is matured in sherry casks. After that, the malts are combined again.

Only barley from the estate of the same name was used for Glenmorangie Cadboll Estate. The Cadboll Estate is located in the Scottish Highlands in the immediate vicinity of the distillery. For a creamy character, the malt was matured in former bourbon casks.

Only barley from the estate of the same name was used for Glenmorangie Cadboll Estate. The Cadboll Estate is located in the Scottish Highlands in the immediate vicinity of the distillery. The malt is matured for 15 years in ex-bourbon casks and amontillado sherry casks for a creamy character. The design has been revised and now shines with colourful hints of barley on a light blue background.

Glenmorangie Quinta Ruban (ruby red in Gaelic) belongs to the distillery's Extra Matured range. In 2019, the series was relaunched: Glenmorangie extended the storage period for the Single Malt. Thus, this 14-year-old Single Malt was first matured for at least ten years in bourbon casks before it was subsequently matured in selected port wine casks. Both the choice of casks and the process of the Single Malt remain unchanged, so that the aromatic character that makes up Glenmorangie Quinta Ruban is also preserved.

The bottling is presented in a new dark green design.

Glenmorangie Lasanta belongs to the Extra Matured range of Glenmorangie. Lasanta means warmth and passion in Gaelic. After maturing in bourbon casks, the Single Malt is matured in Oloroso and PX sherry casks. This maturation process gives the Lasanta its round, balanced body.

With the Glenmorangie Calvados - Barrel Select, Dr Bill Lumsden presents a new creation. The whisky was matured for the first time in rare Calvados sherry casks and is the fifth bottling in the Barrel Select series. With a maturation period of 12 years, this experimental bottling represents the delicate Glenmorangie style. The rare Calvados casks aroused particular interest from Dr Lumsden to see how the elegant pome fruit notes combine with the fruity style of the Highland distillery's single malt whisky. Initially, the whisky is matured for 10 years in ex-bourbon casks and matures for a further two years in casks that previously contained Calvados du Pays d'Auge for 20 years. The result is a successful addition to the Barrel Select range, revealing fruity-floral flavours and subtle vanilla notes and adding a new, subtle depth to Glenmorangie's well-known fruit character. The Limited Edition is a tribute to the art of cask maturation.

The first Glenmorangie ever to be matured in the rare Palo Cortado sherry casks was bottled as a small-batch release after a maturation period of 12 years. The Single Malt spent the first eight years in an American white oak bourbon cask. Afterwards, the Highlander was refined for four years in Palo Cortado sherry casks. Paolo Cortado is a quite rare sherry variety that is created by chance when flor yeast forms on the sherry that is to develop into amontillado. The sherry is created in contact with flor yeast (biological maturation) as well as with oxygen (oxidative maturation). However, something went wrong during contact with the flor yeast in earlier times, making the style unpredictable and impossible to plan.

Glenmorangie only ever uses its casks twice. For the flagship in the range, The Original, the malt was matured in first and refill bourbon casks. The Original bottling is one of the best-selling Single Malts in Scotland and is now available in a new design.

Glenmorangie only ever uses its casks twice. For the flagship in the range, The Original, the malt was matured in first and refill bourbon casks. The Original bottling is one of the best-selling Single Malts in Scotland.

Glenmorangie Nectar d'Or, the 'golden nectar', like every bottling from the Extra Matured range, was first matured in bourbon casks and then post-matured in the white wine casks. Sauternes is probably one of the most famous wine-growing regions in France. The region produces very sweet white wines. In 2019, a new line-up followed: the age statement was omitted from this Single Malt Nectar d'Or.