Bell's Extra Special Whisky (1970's Bottling)
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An old imperial style Bells Extra Special. It's hanging tag shows us that this was bottled to celebrate the Queens Silver Jubilee 1952 - 1977.
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Tasting Notes
Colour
Deep copper-amber with mahogany undertones and a warm, sunlit glow.
Nose
Rich dried fruit notes—fig, raisin and sultana—rise with warmed sherry and toasted oak. Caramel and dark chocolate weave through orange zest, nutmeg and vanilla. A subtle leather-wood backbone lends old-world gravitas, inviting slow, dignified sips.
Palate
Silky and gently sherried on the palate, with dark fig and raisin slipping into caramel and toasted almond. Nutmeg, cinnamon and a kiss of clove weave through light oak, delivering subtle spice and balance. The finish is long and warming, fruit-forward yet refined, with a delicate cocoa undertone.
Finish
Long, sherried finish with ripened fig and raisin sweetness giving way to almond, cocoa and gentle oak spice. The warmth lingers, softly drying into a refined, enduring fade.