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Old Pulteney, the Malt that Listened to the Sea
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Lost to the northern limit of Scotland, this distillery is rich in a history tormented for two centuries but well anchored in a maritime identity. The North Sea is omnipresent on the wharves of the small town of Wick north of the Highlands, in Scottish land. It blows a cold wind full of mud, full of sprays, which simmers in the streets, infiltrates the houses and cellars of the northernmost distilleries, except those of the Orcade Islands. This …
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