Pulteney is the most northerly mainland distillery in Scotland and known for their love of the sea - some of which rolls over into their whisky. The 21 year old is a mix of fino sherry and refill bourbon cask matured whisky and sits at the top of their regular range. Whisky Bible Awards 2012: Best Whisky in the World/World Whisky of the Year, Scotch Whisky of the Year, Multiple Cask 16-21 year old of the Year; 97.5 points
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CountryScotlandRegionHighlandBottlerDistillery BottlingAge21 Year Old
Nose: Apple, butterscotch, Malted Milk biscuits, bananas and a little bit of lime.
Taste: Again a sweet start, moving on to marzipan and then sour fruit, green apple and cinnamon. There's also vanilla, dry wood and some of the bananas from the nose.
Finish: An interesting one with this, with coconut (shell and flesh), a whiff of menthol and a bit of gooseberry just before it fades.
Customer Reviews:
The only problem with this Whisky is that it is limited to one bottle per customer. A truly outstanding dram
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- anonymous, 8th January
Beautiful craftsmanship. This is a special whisky. It hits on all cylinders: wonderful bouquet on the nose, sensual mouth feel, and a spectacular finish. I tasted some great single malts in the last 12 months and this one is definitely in the top five.
- anonymous, 7th January
Ordered Old Pulteney 21 Year Old and shared this bottle with family on Christmas Day. What a great whiskey! The whole bottle was consumed with ease!
- anonymous, 28th Dec '11
This is a christmas present for my husband, who is yet to taste it. Just a note to say how impressed I am with the service. I ordered it in the afternoon and it was with me by courier the next day, and I paid for standard delivery. Thank you for such excellent service
- Carrie Boyce, 22nd Dec '11
A subtle, complex and refined whisky. It opens up with time and patience to produce some very pleasant surprises. Now do I open up that 30 yr old to compare ?!!
- Shandy, 20th Dec '11
Although a great malt it comes second to Highland Park 18yr old. Which as all whisky buffs will know is the REAL most northerly distillery in Scotland.
- Thurso, 24th Oct '11
I'm just sitting here next to yet another empty bottle of Old Pulteney, this time the 21 yo and what can I say? I love the whole range, my favourite being the 17 yo (although I'm yet to try the 30 yo) and this 21 delivers a great balance between sherry and oak, delicious on the nose but dry on the palate. You will never open my cabinet and not find at least one OP in there.
- anonymous, 10th Jan '11
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