Destilería Glenmorangie - Tain

It was this year in spring. A business trip to visit Glenmorangie's distillery north of Nairm. I didn't think Scotland was so bony in May. This is the view from the entrance of Glenmorangie's house. No doubt worthy to see

The visit to a distillery is a necessity in the land of Scotland. The choice is not (between mythical Knockando, Talisker and other mythical Glenfiddich) but I recommend making a detour to the distinguished Glenmorangie (Probably. .. I have not visited the other) for the sympathy of her breakfast. I told him that since in all the distilleries it is necessary to call before to book the tour that takes place in specific hours during the day. However, I was pleasantly surprised by the landing unexpectedly after the one-hour hike (because the distillery is a bit lost in the campaign I am glad you made me like a lovely host anyway flavor makes several bottles while telling me the story of the distillery. So, although I couldn't visit the whole floor, that said the traditional charm is happening, I don't regret my walk at all. In addition, it is worth remembering the nectar nature exquisite pity of the journey. consume without moderation... if only on foot.

During my road trip to explore Scotland I came to know about this place …. Being a spirit lover I didn’t want to miss chance to see how does it look and how they made liquor. When we reached one distillery tour was already going on so we went to shop directly. They had the wonderful collections of scotch with different flavours. It was awesome visiting it. As we were late so their paid tasting facility was shut for the day.

We booked the Classic Tour. The distillery is in a stunning location by the sea. We did quick visit to the facilities and then went to the tasting room. The lady guides were very young and seemed to be on the first days of job so we did not get many insights of the brand or particular characteristics of the Whisks we tasted. This tour was OK but was the poorest of the 10 distilleries we visited during the Whisky trail. Hope they improve in the future. I any case the quality of the drinks were great and the facilities worth visiting.

Wonderfully informative tour, conducted by a young gentleman with possibly the driest sense of humour that I've ever encountered. Amazing. The whisky was pretty jolly tasty, too!