Established in 1843 in the Scottish Highlands, Glenmorangie was founded by William Matheson, a former farmer, and his wife Anne.

The Glenmorangie bottle features a neck that is longer and more elegant than most other whiskies. This distinctive silhouette was designed to mirror the distillery’s slender stills. Known for having the tallest stills in Scotland—standing at approximately 5.14 meters—the height ensures that only the lightest and purest vapors pass through during distillation. These delicate spirits then mature into a whisky characterized by a refreshingly crisp and clean profile.

Quinta Ruban 14 Year Old takes its name from the Portuguese word for wine estates (Quintas) and the Gaelic word for ruby (Ruban). To create this expression, Glenmorangie Original, which has been matured for 10 years in bourbon casks, is transferred to Port wine casks sourced from Portugal for an additional 4 years of aging. This meticulous finishing process results in the stunning ruby hue and deep complexity that defines Quinta Ruban.