In 1843, William Matheson obtained a license to produce spirits, and the Glenmorangie Distillery Company began its operations. A pioneer since the 1960s in using American oak Bourbon barrels (instead of the traditional Spanish sherry casks), it now supplies fine single malts to the entire world.

Lasanta means “Warmth and Passion.” And Glenmorangie Lasanta offers both to its fans. With aromas of grapes, honey, caramel, and truffle, along with notes of burnt sugar, crème brûlée, and rum, which — with the addition of water — reveal a second layer of aromas like caramelized pears, walnuts, and sherry. Flavors of Spanish sherry, orange, chocolate, and spicy notes follow, ending in a long, delightful finish with lingering tastes of chocolate and orange.