Glenmorangie

The work doesn't happen by accident. For generations, the "Sixteen Men of Tain" have run the distillation process. They're the crew that keeps everything precise, consistent, and true to the Glenmorangie style. They stick to tradition, but they're not afraid to experiment, which is why the brand keeps releasing new, creative expressions without losing its identity.

The new “Once Upon a Time in Scotland” campaign brings those values to life. Harrison Ford isn’t acting — he’s learning, wandering, and meeting the people behind the whisky. The video shows the actual distillery, the real team, and the playful, human side of Glenmorangie. You see the stills, the landscape, and the hands that make the whisky. Nothing feels staged, and that’s the point.

Aroma & Bouquet

When you open a bottle of Glenmorangie, the first thing that hits you is the aroma. You'll usually pick up orange blossom, vanilla, and light floral notes. Then the deeper scents come in-almond, honey, and dried fruits. Different expressions shift these layers around, but the signature Glenmorangie nose stays recognizable.

Their barrels do a lot of the heavy lifting. Most expressions age in ex-bourbon or wine casks, which add sweetness, spice, and warmth. You smell the influence immediately.

Smoothness & Finish

Glenmorangie is known for being smooth-like "easy to sip even if you're new to Scotch" smooth. Those long-necked stills help create a velvety texture that carries through every expression, from the classic 10-Year-Old Original to something richer like Signet.

The finish usually brings fruit, spice, and a touch of oak. Nothing harsh. Nothing loud. Just a clean, lingering taste that makes you want another sip.

Awards & Recognition

People around the world appreciate what Glenmorangie does. The Original 10-Year-Old has earned awards like Gold at the International Wine & Spirits Competition, and many of their limited editions get attention for their creativity. The brand has a solid track record of winning over judges and whisky fans alike.

Who It's For

You'll get something out of Glenmorangie no matter where you are on your whisky journey.

• If you're new: Start with the 10-Year-Old. It's smooth, friendly, and easy to understand.

• If you're experienced: Go for Signet or one of the Private Editions. They're layered, complex, and fun to explore.

• If you collect: Glenmorangie's limited releases and experimental casks scratch that "something unique" itch.

It's a brand that balances heritage with curiosity, so you always get quality without losing the sense of discovery.