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75cl / 40% – A bottle of Bell’s Extra Special. This was the original name for Bell’s Original, one of the best selling blended whisky brands in the world. We estimate this was bottled in the 1970s.
75.7cl / 40% – A bottle of Bell’s Extra Special. This was the original name for Bell’s Original, one of the best selling blended whisky brands in the world. We estimate this was bottled in the 1970s.
75cl / 40% – An old bottle of Bell’s Extra Special Blended Scotch Whisky. The best selling brand has its spiritual home at Blair Athol distillery, whose spirit is a component of the blend. We estimate this bottle dates from the 1980s.
75cl / 43% – An Bell’s Hawaii ceramic decanter. It was made by Wade and is finished in 22 carat gold. Launched as a Hawaiian duty free exclusive, this contains Bell’s 12 year old whisky.
5cl / 40% – A miniature bottle of popular blended Scotch whisky, Bell’s
70cl / 40% – Enormously popular blend that has come on in leaps and bounds over the last ten years. Bell’s signature malt is from Blair Athol, with contributions from the likes of Caol Ila, Glenkinchie, Dufftown and Inchgower.
18.75cl / 43% – A very rare Bell’s decanter commemorating Prince Charles’s visit to Cherrybank Gardens in 1989.
50cl / 40% – A limited edition Bell’s ceramic decanter produced in 1984 in celebration of the birth of Prince Henry, these days better known as Harry.
75cl / 43% – A bottling of Bell’s Royal Reserve blended Scotch whisky, aged for at least 20 years and released in the 1970s.
75.2cl / 40% – This rare Bell’s Royal Reserve blended whisky from the 1970s was aged for a minimum of 20 years.
75cl / 40% – A rarely seen bottle of Bell’s Royal Reserve 21 year old blend. Now discontinued, this represented the top of the brand’s range and is very hard to find nowadays.
75cl / 40% – A rarely seen bottle of Bell’s Royal Reserve 21 year old blend. Now discontinued, this represented the top of the brand’s range and is very hard to find nowadays.
