VALT Vodka
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VALT Vodka is the world's first single malt barley vodka quintuple (5 times) distilled in traditional copper pot stills. The first distillation took place on St Andrews Day, 28 November 2006, and was followed by the first bottling on Robert Burns Day, 25 January 2007. VALT is a product of Scotland.
