Bell's Birth of Princess Eugenie Decanter

Bell's Birth of Princess Eugenie – 1990 Royal Commemorative Decanter, 750ml, 43% ABV is a collectible vintage blended Scotch whisky celebrating the birth of Princess Eugenie of York on 23 March 1990.

Produced by Arthur Bell & Sons, this special commemorative release combines the heritage of one of Scotland's most established whisky brands with a memorable occasion in British royal history.

Princess Eugenie, the younger daughter of Prince Andrew and Sarah, Duchess of York, was born in London in 1990. Her birth was celebrated through a variety of commemorative items, including this distinctive Bell's whisky decanter.

Bell's has a longstanding tradition of producing decorative ceramic whisky decanters to mark royal celebrations, important anniversaries and Christmas festivities.

This edition features a traditional ceramic presentation designed to commemorate the birth of the princess, making it an attractive addition to collections of vintage Scotch whisky and British royal memorabilia.

The decanter contains Bell's blended Scotch whisky, traditionally crafted from a combination of malt and grain whiskies, with Blair Athol single malt playing an important role in the brand's established blending heritage.

The whisky is associated with a mellow and approachable flavour profile, offering gentle malt sweetness, honey, caramel, orchard fruit and subtle warming spice.

Bottled in a 750ml format at 43% ABV, this historical edition represents an older export-market presentation of Bell's commemorative whisky.

Its decorative ceramic design, royal connection and dated release distinguish it from the brand's standard blended Scotch whisky.

Unlike Bell's annual Christmas decanters, this bottling commemorates a specific royal birth, giving it a unique identity within the wider Bell's collector series.

More than three decades after its original release, Bell's Birth of Princess Eugenie 1990 remains an appealing historical bottling for enthusiasts of royal commemorative spirits and traditional ceramic whisky decanters.

A charming collectible combining Scottish whisky heritage, decorative craftsmanship and British royal history.

**Please note rust on tube lid. 

Tasting Notes

Nose: Soft malted barley, fresh herbs, gentle floral aromas, cereal and light honey.

Palate: Smooth and medium-bodied, with barley, cereal, nut oils, subtle wood and warming spice.

Finish: Relatively short, with fruitcake and a hint of smoke.