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The lowest price for Pelter 5 Year Old is £120 from 2 online retailers.

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Pelter 5 Year Old has an alcohol by volume (ABV) of 53%.

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Pelter 5 Year Old is a Israeli Whiskies, produced by Pelter Distillery.

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Pelter 5 Year Old is available in 700ml bottles.

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Israeli Whiskies

Pelter Distillery

Pelter 5 Year Old

Name: Pelter 5 Year Old
Brand: Pelter Distillery
SKU: 622b460fce5b120968d4ff54
Availability: InStock

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Volume

700ml

ABV

53%

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A batch of Israeli single malt whisky from the Pelter Distillery enjoyed five years of maturation. The first four of those years was spent in first-fill Jim Beam bourbon barrels, a...

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Pelter 5 Year Old

£120 £0.171/ml

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Master of Malt

In Stock

Pelter 5 Year Old

£120 £0.171/ml

Updated 26 Jan 2026 Buy Now

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Product Details

Name Pelter 5 Year Old

Brand Pelter Distillery

Average Price £120.00

Type Israeli Whiskies

Product Properties

Volume 700ml

Alcohol Content (ABV) 53%

Country of Origin Israel

Created On CasKompare 03-11-2022

Product Description

A batch of Israeli single malt whisky from the Pelter Distillery enjoyed five years of maturation. The first four of those years was spent in first-fill Jim Beam bourbon barrels, after which the which was split into two parcels to mature in different casks – one was aged in Cognac casks from Otard, while the other was aged in Pelter's own brandy casks. The whisky was married back together and bottled up at 51.3% ABV.
~ Master of Malt