Volume: 0.7 liters | Alcohol content: 46% | Not chill-filtered | No coloring
Old Pulteney Huddart
Special features: An exciting cask combination characterizes this single malt: matured in selected ex-bourbon oak casks and finished in former peated malt casks. The non-chill-filtered bottling without coloring emphasizes the characterful, natural expression of the whisky.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Fresh sea breeze, combined with sweet vanilla notes and a subtle smokiness.
Palate: Full-bodied with notes of ripe fruit, honey, and peated malt, accompanied by a pleasant spiciness.
Finish: Long-lasting, balanced with smoky and salty accents that emphasize the maritime character.
Distillery/Bottler: The Old Pulteney distillery is located in the Scottish Highlands on the northeastern coast, near the port town of Wick. Known as "The Maritime Malt," the company is characterized by its close connection to the rough sea and the use of seawater in production. The original bottling reflects the commitment to tradition and the special climatic influences of the region.
Product details:
Manufacturer: Old Pulteney
Bottler: Original bottling
Cask types: Finest Oak ex-bourbon, finish in ex-peated malt casks
What is the alcohol content of Old Pulteney Huddart?
The alcohol content is 46%. The bottling has been matured in a combination of ex-bourbon oak casks and finished in former peated malt casks.
What bottle size does Old Pulteney Huddart have?
Old Pulteney Huddart has a volume of 0.7 liters. The manufacturer of the product is Old Pulteney.
What cask combination is used for Old Pulteney Huddart?
Old Pulteney Huddart has been matured in selected ex-bourbon oak casks and finished in former peated malt casks. The bottling is non-chill filtered and contains no coloring.
From which region does Old Pulteney Huddart originate?
Old Pulteney Huddart comes from Scotland, Highlands. The distillery is located on the northeastern coast near the port town of Wick.
How is the taste of Old Pulteney Huddart described?
The tasting notes mention a sea breeze with sweet vanilla and subtle smokiness, as well as notes of ripe fruit, honey, and peated malt on the palate. As the bottler, it is the original bottling.