Jack Daniel's Belle Of Lincoln Decanter Whiskey (1.75 Litre Magnum)
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Released in 1979
The Belle of Lincoln was originally the name given to a new brand of whiskey made by the Jack Daniel Distillery in the 1890’s, but would also become the name of a commemorative bottle. Known as the Belle Bottle, this commemorative bottle was personally created by Jack Daniel himself and was unlike any before it. It was never mass produced and the few bottles made were given away by Jack as gifts… The Distillery released this commemorative Belle of Lincoln decanter in 1979 filled with 90 proof whiskey, basing its design on sketches and descriptions of how the original bottle most likely appeared.
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Tasting Notes
Colour
Deep amber with honey-gold highlights and a warm coppery glow.
Nose
Warm vanilla and caramel lead, edged by toasted oak and a whisper of spice. Creamy toffee and orange zest mingle with ripe apple and pear, while a subtle leather note and hints of tobacco add depth and refined ballast to the bouquet.
Palate
Silky and full-bodied, this pours caramel and vanilla across the palate, with toasted oak underpinning every note. Baking spices—cinnamon and clove—lend depth, while a subtle brown-sugar sweetness persists. The finish is long and warming, with lingering spice and a whisper of cocoa.
Finish
Long, warm finish of vanilla, caramel and toasted oak, with spice notes of cinnamon and clove. A subtle, charcoal-soft smokiness lingers, leaving a refined, silky warmth that persists.