14-Year-Old Pulteney
Regular price£189.95 Sale price
Crafted in one of the Scottish mainland’s furthest corners, this malt’s unusual salinity melds beautifully with a sherried burst of tropical fruits from its finishing cask. Breathe in jungle fruits and salted caramel. Stewed raisins, tangy, savoury. Tannin hints from the original virgin oak. A bright, festive spiced apple finish.
| Age | 14 Years |
| Size | 70cl |
| ABV | 55.5% |
| Distilled Date | 21.11.2007 |
| Finishing Cask | Pedro Ximénez Hogshead (2nd fill) |
| Appearance | Golden Straw |
| Region | Highland |
| Country | Scotland |
| Outturn | 246 Bottles |
Breathe in jungle fruits and salted caramel. Stewed raisins, tangy, savoury. Tannin hints from the original virgin oak. A bright, festive spiced apple finish.
A medium finish. Heady raisin and spiced apple notes conjure thoughts of Christmas. Vanilla-tinged oak endures at the back of the palate.
SOME NICE SNAPS
We’d like to draw your attention to the detailing atop our bottles. We do love attention to detail.
Unusual salinity and jungle fruits
Filling bottles with one of our finished whiskies is a very satisfying moment.
To get to the whisky, you must remove a cask’s stopper. They’re the only bungs we deal in.
Easily the largest whisky region by land mass. Naturally, there’s much variety in the style of malts made here, with some distilleries located in lofty mountain passes and others nestled by the coast. It holds some of the nation’s oldest and newest producers too. Fruity. Malty. Sometimes smoky. A few spicy numbers.
