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Whisky tasting with Glenmorangie
By - Richard - 20th August 2015
Ah whisky, the most famous of all Scottish drinks. First distilled in Scotland as far back as 1494, it has been part of Scottish heritage for centuries. An acquired taste most certainly and one which can take many an evening of alcoholic beverage consumption to acquire.
We were excited to get the call from Heriot-Watt university recently to interview Dr Bill Lumsden, the head of distilling and whisky creation for Glenmorangie to find out more about the process of distilling and tasting the iconic drink.
Filmed in the ‘sensory room’ in the Glenmorangie offices in central Edinburgh, the set up allowed for a three camera shoot where our motorised arced slider (see our review of the Redrock Micro One Man Crew) really came into its own.
About the Author
Richard Nicholls - Managing Director
Before launching Swift Films, Richard worked as a broadcast TV director and editor, working on programmes for the BBC, ITV and Sky.
A multi-skilled and technically-minded filmmaker, Richard is equally at home coming up with creative concepts as he is on location filming or pulling footage together in the edit suite.
Richard is a member of Independent Producers Scotland and has a love of cats, football, chocolate and Film Noir (in that order).