Pulteney Whisky

The Pulteney distillery is situated in Wick on the east coast of Scotland in the Northern Highlands whisky producing region. The distillery has a long history dating back to 1826 when it was founded by James Henderson. In those early days of production barley was shipped in by sea and the whisky was also distributed in the same way.

More recently Allied Domecq sold Pulteney to Inver House Distillers in 1995. Practically the entire production was reserved for blending under the old ownership. The new owners have focussed on Old Pulteney as a single malt and as such the distillery has enjoyed great success. The brand is now the largest in Inver House Distillers portfolio along with Speyburn.

Old Pulteney single malt is a multi-award winning whisky scooping many medals for its aged and none aged statement releases. The Old Pulteney 12 year stands out as being the most decorated of the core range. Dubbed ‘The Maritime Malt’ the sea air has a great influence on the maturing whisky, defining its final bottled style. The character of Old Pulteney is sweet, smooth and fruity with hints of sea salt.