CASE STUDY

Glenmorangie

Glenmorangie initially unveiled a vibrant redesign of its three core, award-winning single malts. With each malt given a unique color scheme to reflect its distinct flavor notes.

To align with this updated brand aesthetic, Glenmorangie commissioned Stag Developments and Interior Designer, Russell Sage Studio, to modernize their Tain Distillery and visitor centre including retail, museum, tasting rooms, conferencing rooms, toilets and staff facilities throughout the space.

Our Brief:

The refurbishment manifested Glenmorangie's visionary approach to whiskey making; including the bold inclusion of a variety of brand colours and materials such as “Oxidised copper” wall finishes, a colourful tented ceiling, and molten copper lighting elements..

These elements created a memorable experience for guests, with joyful references to Glenmorangie’s whisky creation and flavour-inspired décor.

The tasting rooms have been restyled in bright, bold hues, with one reflecting the tranquil woodland surrounding the distillery’s water source, the Tarlogie Springs, and the other paying homage to the oak casks used in the distillery’s whisky-making process.

It was essential to the Glenmorangie company that the site remain fully operational throughout the refurbishment.

Through careful management and phasing of the works, Stag Developments were able to mitigate disruption by ensuring the continuous operation of the retail function throughout the project by strategically relocating the entire retail element as the project phased across different areas of the site.

Lead Capital Project Manager of The Glenmorangie Company:

“Superb team effort and great communication and movement work from our main contractor throughout the space. Rendered Stag Developments to bring the obsolete by electronic document design to life.”

President of The Glenmorangie Company:

“Amazing job . . . It looks (and tastes) even better in real life!”