This is a topographical postcard featuring a scene of illicit distilling, published by The Glenturret. The front of the postcard depicts a man tending to a copper still surrounded by wooden barrels in a wooded, overgrown setting, with smoke emanating from the still. The reverse side includes the prominent "The GLENTURRET" logo at the top.

The postcard provides historical context with text titled "Illicit distilling," explaining the Act of 1823 which made stills over forty gallons illegal, and the tradition of distilling "The coorse, raw, Heilan Whusky" in the Highlands. It states that the postcard was "Printed in the U.K. by Benic Tempest & Co Ltd." This listing includes one postcard as pictured.

Verified Specifications:
Brand/Maker: The Glenturret (Publisher), Benic Tempest & Co Ltd (Printer)
Item Type: Postcard, Topographical Postcard
Era/Style: Not explicitly dated, appears vintage based on printing style
Material: Card (Paper)
Theme: Illicit Distilling, Scottish Highlands, Whisky Production, History
Features: Informative text on reverse
Country of Origin: U.K.
Included Components: 1 Postcard