At the Formula 1 Pirelli British Grand Prix, The Glenmorangie Company Maison showcased its world of craftsmanship and hospitality through an immersive pop-up at Silverstone. Guests experienced single malts, cocktails and culinary creations, alongside a conversation on heritage and excellence with Dr Bill Lumsden MBE, Gillian Macdonald and David Coulthard.
The Formula 1 Pirelli British Grand Prix at Silverstone offered more than the thrill of racing this year, as The Glenmorangie Company Maison introduced its distinctive brand of Highland hospitality to the paddock. Through an immersive pop-up experience, the Maison brought together whisky, culture and conversation, creating a setting where craftsmanship and conviviality were celebrated in equal measure.






Guests were invited to explore Glenmorangie’s exceptional single malts, each expression reflecting the distillery’s dedication to artistry and tradition. Signature whisky cocktails were served alongside culinary creations inspired by the Maison, offering a sensory journey that highlighted the brand’s commitment to innovation while remaining rooted in Scottish heritage. The experience was designed to embody the warmth and generosity associated with Highland hospitality, ensuring that every detail resonated with Glenmorangie’s ethos of excellence.
The weekend also featured an intimate conversation that delved into the art of hospitality, the richness of Scottish heritage and the pursuit of perfection. Dr Bill Lumsden MBE, Glenmorangie’s Director of Whisky Creation, joined Gillian Macdonald, the company’s Head of Whisky Creation, in dialogue with Formula 1 legend David Coulthard. Hosted by broadcaster Jennie Gow, the discussion explored how values of craftsmanship and dedication transcend industries, whether in whisky-making or motorsport.
For Glenmorangie, the event was more than a showcase; it was a celebration of moments that endure. By situating its Maison within the high-octane environment of Formula 1, the brand demonstrated how hospitality and heritage can create meaningful connections even in unexpected settings. The juxtaposition of whisky and racing highlighted the shared pursuit of excellence, precision and artistry that defines both worlds.
The collaboration underscored Glenmorangie’s ability to craft experiences that go beyond the glass, weaving together storytelling, tradition and innovation. Guests left with more than a taste of fine whisky; they carried with them an impression of Highland hospitality reimagined for a global stage.
As Silverstone reverberated with the roar of engines, Glenmorangie’s presence offered a quieter but equally powerful reminder of the value of craftsmanship and the joy of shared experiences. It was a moment where heritage met modernity, and where the art of hospitality was celebrated as an enduring part of Scotland’s cultural identity.
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