More information The Big Ben Special Reserve, 50 CL Whisky
Big Ben is one of the most famous landmarks in the world. This thirteen-ton bell was installed in the tower of the Houses of Parliament in 1859, and was named after Sir Benjamin Hall, who was the first commissioner of works when it was hung.
The name Big Ben originally applied only to the bell, but eventually came to refer to the clock tower itself.
The Big Ben Special Reserve Scotch Whisky has been mixed from the highest quality whiskies from Highland and Speyside, and is distilled using the purest water from Highland.
The bottle was designed by English artist Philip Reed.
Technical Details
| Brand | THE BIG BEN | | Size | 50 CL | | Format | Glass | | Region Produced in | Glasgow | | Cask | American white oak casks | | Alcohol Content | 40% | Tasting Notes | Color: Gold.
Nose: Sweet, fruity.
Taste: Creamy, sweet, hints of fruit, pepper.
Finish: Long lasting. |
| Package | Bottle | | Volumetric Weight | 1,60 | | Storage Instructions | Cool and dry conditions | | EAN | 5021349500681 | | Manufacturer/Producer | The Big Ben Scotch Whisky Company | | Country Produced in | Scotland | | 1 Liter Proportion EUR | 79,90 | | Since | Friday 24 November, 2006 | |
