1980s Bells 8 YO 5cl ObanLets explore the tasting notes for Bells 8 Year Old Whisky from the 1980s. Color: Light copper. Nose: Soft lemon, fresh, minty, and a hint of sugar. Then, youll find fruity sweetness, gentle spice, hints of shortbread, and grain. Taste: Slightly creamy, sweet, fresh, with a minty touch. It also has some spiciness and strength,. Notes of malt, oak, pepper, and apricots. Grassy, juicy, malty, firm, chewy. Notes of shortbread, cookies, and lemon
and florals on the nose
and sherry
most of the Jura’s wine-makers who consider it a ‘heart-warmer’
The mouth is full and very long
not a card board box as displayed
full of zing
Collector’s Appeal: Market Value: Interestingly
medium high persistence
There’s also a subtle layer of wax and leather
With water: Complex
Comments: A rather spectacular wee beast
A 1983 bottling of this classic blended dram