Glenmorangie 1976 Commemorative Bottling

A curious bottling that has become a highly coveted relic among collectors over the years. This Glenmorangie was bottled on January 21, 1976, on the day of the first commercial flight of the legendary Concorde plane.

It is a single malt with no stated age, so it was chosen not to do some dilution, with a natural cask strength of 60.8 percent. A fairly rare fact for the time, if we are talking about official bottlings.

Then again, Glenmorangie, one of the most crystal-clear distillates in Scotland thanks to its very high swan-neck stills, is a reality that has innovation in its DNA: it was a pioneer in double maturation and has experimented in every aspect of production over the past 30 years thanks to the work of visionary Whisky Maker, Bill Lumsden.