Glenmorangie Grand Vintage Malt 1997

Glenmorangie Grand Vintage Malt 1997 is the seventh in the Bond House No.1 Collection — a Highland single malt and Glenmorangie’s first ever to be aged in rare Bordeaux wine casks from the prestigious Château Montrose estate in Saint-Estpèhe, aged for 23 years, offering a lively and floral expression of Glenmorangie that is dramatically different from its Bond House predecessors.

The Bond House No.1 Collection is a selection of the distillery’s most prized parcels specifically chosen for ageing in unique barrels. Château Montrose is one of the premier cru classé estates of Saint-Estpèhe in Bordeaux — its casks carrying the character of one of Bordeaux’s most structured and age-worthy red wines. The 1997 vintage in Montrose Bordeaux casks over 23 years produces the greater synergy between whisky and wine that distinguishes this edition as genuinely unique in the Glenmorangie portfolio and the wider Scotch world. Browse the full Scotch whisky collection at Wooden Cork.

Specs

• Distillery: Glenmorangie, Tain, Ross-shire, Highland (est. 1843)
• Series: Bond House No.1 Collection (Seventh Edition)
• Vintage: 1997
• Age: 23 Years
• Cask Origin: Château Montrose, Saint-Estpèhe, Bordeaux

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is Château Montrose significant?

Château Montrose is one of the premier cru classé estates of Saint-Estpèhe, Bordeaux — known for producing some of the most structured and age-worthy Cabernet Sauvignon-dominant wines in the region. Its casks carry a distinctive combination of dark fruit, cedar, and mineral character that transfers into whisky in a uniquely refined way. Limited allocation. Order online.