History and Origin of The Maltman
The Maltman is an independent bottler specializing in Single Malt Whisky. The company was founded in the 20th century by the Meadows family, who focused on selecting and bottling whiskies. The aim was to select and store whiskies from Scottish distilleries to preserve their characteristics.
Philosophy and Craftsmanship
The philosophy of The Maltman emphasizes quality and attention to detail. Each cask is individually selected to ensure it meets the highest standards of taste and quality. Artificial additives and colorings are avoided to preserve the natural taste and aroma of the whisky. The Meadows family places great importance on bottling only those whiskies that meet their strict criteria.
The Maltman Range
The Maltman range includes whiskies from various regions of Scotland, each with distinct characteristics. From smoky Islay whiskies to fruity and floral Speyside whiskies, The Maltman offers a wide selection. Particularly noteworthy are the limited editions, often from rare and old casks. These whiskies are known for their complexity and depth, ranging from young and vibrant expressions to mature and refined whiskies that have aged for decades in selected casks.
Exclusive Bottlings and Rarities
Part of The Maltman's range includes exclusive bottlings from rare casks, available in limited quantities. These whiskies are distinguished by their quality and complexity and are appreciated by collectors and connoisseurs for their uniqueness. The Maltman uses a variety of cask types, from traditional bourbon and sherry casks to rarer port and wine casks, to create a diverse array of flavors and nuances.
