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Old Pulteney Navigator
Old Pulteney Navigator
Size: 0,7
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(46.0%
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- BrandOld Pulteney
- CategorySingle Malt Scotch
- CountryScotland
- RegionHighland
- DistilleryOld Pulteney
- AgeNAS
- Style Single Malt Scotch Whisky
- Maturation Ex-Sherry and ex-Bourbon oak casks
- Alcohol46.0%
The smart Whisky lover will find his way to Old Pulteney Navigator.
If you look at a map of Scotland, there is a little point at the top … that’s where the little towns of Wick and Pulteney town are located, and that is where Old Pulteney Distillery calls home. Back when they built it in 1826, the only way in or out was by boat, and that was just fine because it kept the constables and tax collectors away. This is a Highland Whisky, which makes sense because if they were any higher in latitude, Santa Claus would be living next door. At last count they produced 24 different bottlings and specialty offerings — all from their classic single-malt line — and have won tons of awards.
Located on the farthest northern reaches of Scotland, Old Pulteney is greatly influenced by seafaring and the rugged men who worked the sea. So they have a tradition of naming Whiskies after nautical themes. Each year they sponsor a “Round the World” yacht race, and on their clipper-ship entry in the 2013-14 race they sent the first case of their new Whisky — Old Pulteney Navigator — on board for a trip around the world. It’s a classic Highland-style dram drawn from a combination of ex-Sherry and ex-Bourbon oak casks and bottled at a perfect 46% ABV with no chill filtration or artificial colors.
If you look at a map of Scotland, there is a little point at the top … that’s where the little towns of Wick and Pulteney town are located, and that is where Old Pulteney Distillery calls home. Back when they built it in 1826, the only way in or out was by boat, and that was just fine because it kept the constables and tax collectors away. This is a Highland Whisky, which makes sense because if they were any higher in latitude, Santa Claus would be living next door. At last count they produced 24 different bottlings and specialty offerings — all from their classic single-malt line — and have won tons of awards.
Located on the farthest northern reaches of Scotland, Old Pulteney is greatly influenced by seafaring and the rugged men who worked the sea. So they have a tradition of naming Whiskies after nautical themes. Each year they sponsor a “Round the World” yacht race, and on their clipper-ship entry in the 2013-14 race they sent the first case of their new Whisky — Old Pulteney Navigator — on board for a trip around the world. It’s a classic Highland-style dram drawn from a combination of ex-Sherry and ex-Bourbon oak casks and bottled at a perfect 46% ABV with no chill filtration or artificial colors.
Flavor Spiral TM
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orange
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dates
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caramel
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milk chocolate
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honey
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spicy
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slightly sweet
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vanilla
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salty
Appearance / Color
Brass
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Green apple and honey up front with chocolate in the background
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Dates and oranges with a hint of caramel
Finish
A surprising hint of sea-spray in the medium-length finish
Brass
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Green apple and honey up front with chocolate in the background
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Dates and oranges with a hint of caramel
Finish
A surprising hint of sea-spray in the medium-length finish
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The smart Whisky lover will find his way to Old Pulteney Navigator.
If you look at a map of Scotland, there is a little point at the top … that’s where the little towns of Wick and Pulteney town are located, and that is where Old Pulteney Distillery calls home. Back when they built it in 1826, the only way in or out was by boat, and that was just fine because it kept the constables and tax collectors away. This is a Highland Whisky, which makes sense because if they were any higher in latitude, Santa Claus would be living next door. At last count they produced 24 different bottlings and specialty offerings — all from their classic single-malt line — and have won tons of awards.
Located on the farthest northern reaches of Scotland, Old Pulteney is greatly influenced by seafaring and the rugged men who worked the sea. So they have a tradition of naming Whiskies after nautical themes. Each year they sponsor a “Round the World” yacht race, and on their clipper-ship entry in the 2013-14 race they sent the first case of their new Whisky — Old Pulteney Navigator — on board for a trip around the world. It’s a classic Highland-style dram drawn from a combination of ex-Sherry and ex-Bourbon oak casks and bottled at a perfect 46% ABV with no chill filtration or artificial colors.
If you look at a map of Scotland, there is a little point at the top … that’s where the little towns of Wick and Pulteney town are located, and that is where Old Pulteney Distillery calls home. Back when they built it in 1826, the only way in or out was by boat, and that was just fine because it kept the constables and tax collectors away. This is a Highland Whisky, which makes sense because if they were any higher in latitude, Santa Claus would be living next door. At last count they produced 24 different bottlings and specialty offerings — all from their classic single-malt line — and have won tons of awards.
Located on the farthest northern reaches of Scotland, Old Pulteney is greatly influenced by seafaring and the rugged men who worked the sea. So they have a tradition of naming Whiskies after nautical themes. Each year they sponsor a “Round the World” yacht race, and on their clipper-ship entry in the 2013-14 race they sent the first case of their new Whisky — Old Pulteney Navigator — on board for a trip around the world. It’s a classic Highland-style dram drawn from a combination of ex-Sherry and ex-Bourbon oak casks and bottled at a perfect 46% ABV with no chill filtration or artificial colors.
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- BrandOld Pulteney
- CategorySingle Malt Scotch
- CountryScotland
- RegionHighland
- DistilleryOld Pulteney
- AgeNAS
- Style Single Malt Scotch Whisky
- Maturation Ex-Sherry and ex-Bourbon oak casks
- Alcohol46.0%
Flavor Spiral TM
-
orange
-
dates
-
caramel
-
milk chocolate
-
honey
-
spicy
-
slightly sweet
-
vanilla
-
salty
Appearance / Color
Brass
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Green apple and honey up front with chocolate in the background
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Dates and oranges with a hint of caramel
Finish
A surprising hint of sea-spray in the medium-length finish
Brass
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Green apple and honey up front with chocolate in the background
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Dates and oranges with a hint of caramel
Finish
A surprising hint of sea-spray in the medium-length finish
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