The Old Pulteney 25 Year Old
Tasting notes:Any day with an Old Pulteney in my glass is a good day. But I have feeling that this is going to become a great day. The nose opens with a [...]
Old Pulteney
The Gordon & MacPhail Connoisseurs’ Choice Old Pulteney 19 Year 1998
Tasting notes: The nose is unmistakable: hamster shavings, foot powder, and fish oil turned into a custard cream. For a minute I think that Colgate finally brought [...]
The Old Pulteney Navigator
Tasting notes: I’m a big fan of the oily Old Pulteney expressions. In part I envy their short journey up the squat still, lazily sliding down the arm into the spirit [...]
The Old Pulteney 17 (750 ml copper still imitator bottle)
Tasting notes: We’ve reviewed Old Pulteney expressions before, and we know the story behind the name of the brand, and maybe it’s [...]
The Old Pulteney 21 (750 ml copper still imitator bottle)
Tasting notes: The Old Pulteney 21 noses its younger siblings, but only after the fumes have been blown (by a barnacle-encrusted ship propellor) [...]
The Old Pulteney 12 (750 ml copper still imitator bottle)
Tasting notes: The distinctive bottle calls attention to the squat pot stills where this wonderful whisky is made; the ship on the label reminds us that the distillery [...]
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