Glenmorangie is a Highland single malt made near Tain,
on the Dornoch Firth, where a farm brewery became a distillery in 1843. It is
owned by The Glenmorangie Company, part of
Moët Hennessy, which also owns
Ardbeg. The name is pronounced glen-MOR-an-jee, and
the house style is usually unpeated, with most of the range starting in ex-bourbon
casks.
The Original 12 Year Old (40% ABV,
£39.00 at The Whisky Shop) is the core bottling. Three
finished versions follow it: Lasanta (43% ABV,
£47.95 at Hard To Find Whisky) in sherry casks, the 14 Year
Old Quinta Ruban (46% ABV, £51.00 at The Whisky Shop)
in port casks, and the 16 Year Old Nectar (46% ABV,
£68.69 at Master of Malt) in Sauternes casks. Signet
and the limited releases sit above them; a similar name is not necessarily the
same whisky, so check the age and edition before comparing.
For a first single malt, see the
best whiskies for beginners; for more
bottles finished in port, sherry and other wine casks, see
wine cask whisky. Prices are the best current in-stock
offer from the UK retailers we check
(how we compare prices).
31 full-size bottles (50cl to 1 litre) in stock, plus 1 smaller bottle under 50cl, with the best current price from the UK retailers we check.