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It’s not quite as good as the old 17 yo it replaced, but it is a worthy addition to the line. It has a warm waxy character that keeps drawing me in and I find myself reaching for the Old Pulteney 15 and wanting the experience of drinking it. This is the bare minimum of what all Old Pulteney should be.a b Pulteney Distillery, Visit Scotland, archived from the original on 26 July 2014 , retrieved 19 June 2014 The finish flips the sweet and woody-earthy-spicy aspects of the whisky end over end, becoming far less sweet on the way down than the whisky was while sitting on your palate. It’s a nice capstone for the overall experience and really adds to it. Banana malted milkshake, honey graham, vanilla frosting, nuts and a light bit of baking spice and lemon peel.