Gortinore Distillers & Co.
Scott Moran has extensive work experience in the hospitality industry. Scott is currently the Head of Global Sales at Gortinore Distillers & Co. Scott previously worked as a Business Development Manager at the same company. Prior to that, they were the Opening Restaurant Manager at CowFish Restaurant and the Deputy General Manager at Solotel. Scott also gained experience as a Restaurant Manager at PizzaExpress and held various positions at The Doyle Collection, including Assistant Manager, Graduate Manager, Trainee Manager, and Bartender.
Scott Moran has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Hospitality Management from Technological University Dublin, which they obtained from 2008 to 2011. In 2019, they achieved a PRINCE2 Practitioner Certification in Project Management from AXELOS Global Best Practice. In the year 2020, they completed a Certificate in Revit/Level 2 Building Information Modelling from Dublin Design Institute. Scott also earned a Level 1 certification from the Wine & Spirit Education Trust in 2021. Moreover, in the same year, they received a Certificate in Creativity & Innovation + Digital Entrepreneurship from University College Dublin. Lastly, Scott attended Blackrock College from 2002 to 2007, but no specific degree or field of study was provided.
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Gortinore Distillers & Co.
Whiskey will always be an Irish drink. Centuries ago the Irish brought it to America and the Americans fell in love with it. They drew inspiration from it. But what if there was still inspiration to be found, and adventure to be had…? With Natterjack, we set out on that adventure. An adventure to see what more fun could be had if we preserved the integrity of the basics but played with the rule book of Irish whiskey. Our whiskey is an affectionate tribute to the Natterjack toad because just like the Natterjack, our whiskey has chosen a different path. The Natterjack is the only toad native to Ireland. While all around it are hopping, it walks. It chooses its own course. Thanks to an adventurous spirit and ability to roam, it shows up in the most unlikely of places, not unlike the Irish. Like the Natterjack, our story is also one of endless adventure, doing things differently and living deliberately. It’s time for Irish Whiskey to choose a different path.