Benedictine Liqueur / 2 Part Bottle / Bot.1950s
- Distillery
- Benedictine
- Region
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Type
- ABV
- 40%
- Price
- £199
- Description
- This unusual 1950s Benedictine bottling takes the form of two bottles molded together into a single vessel with dual necks—a curiosity from the French liqueur house now housed in the United Kingdom. The classic herbal and spiced character of Benedictine is preserved within, offering a glimpse into mid-century presentation and production methods. A remarkable collectible for those drawn to unusual bottling formats and spirits history.
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Benedictine Liqueur / 2 Part Bottle / Bot.1950s is a from Benedictine (United Kingdom), bottled at 40% ABV. This unusual 1950s Benedictine bottling takes the form of two bottles molded together into a single vessel with dual necks—a curiosity from the French liqueur house now housed in the United Kingdom. An approachable dram, ideal for newcomers and casual sippers. A collector's expression at a premium price point.
This unusual 1950s Benedictine bottling takes the form of two bottles molded together into a single vessel with dual necks—a curiosity from the French liqueur house now housed in the United Kingdom. The classic herbal and spiced character of Benedictine is preserved within, offering a glimpse into mid-century presentation and production methods. A remarkable collectible for those drawn to unusual bottling formats and spirits history.
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