Founded in 1843 in the Royal Burgh of Tain, in the far north of Scotland, Glenmorangie is Scotland's favorite single malt Scotch whiskey.

The distillery is famous for its distinctive tall stills - the tallest in Scotland - which play an important role in developing the house's complex and fruity style.

Scotland is the oldest whiskey producer in the world, making them the most popular on the market. Scotch whiskey is produced from malted barley or grains, which, after being double distilled, must age for a minimum of 3 years in oak barrels. Scotch whiskeys are divided into Single Malts and Blendeds. The first is produced only from the mixture of malted grains, resulting in a more intense and creamy flavor. The second type uses a mixture of malted distillations and different grains, resulting in a simpler flavor.