Gift Ideas
We have a large selection of gifts. Available to buy now - direct from our shop.
For Dad
Why not a Copper Still Decanter with a bottle of our Deluxe Rare Malt Blair Athol 27 Year Old or any one of our wonderful selection of Single Malt Whiskies
For Mum
A Hamper with choices of the following items:- Brodies chocolates, shortbread, glassware, 70cl Baileys, 70cl Smirnoff, 70cl Gordon's Gin, Whisky Fudge, Pictures, A range of 20cl bottles of Malt Whisky, Haggis
For Granny/Aunty or Sister
A small gift hamper including a Bell's Miniature and Tot Glass, a Quaich (Friendship Cup), Chocolates and 20cl bottle of Single Malt Whisky or choose from our large selection of gifts.
For Grandad/Uncle or Brother
The 20cl Selection Packs.
The Gentle Collection - Dalwhinnie 15 Year Old, Oban 14 Year Old, Glenkinchie 12 Year Old
The Costal Collection - Clynelish 14 Year Old, Talisker 10 Year Old, Caol Ila 12 Year Old
The Caol Ila Collection - Caol Ila 12 Year Old, Caol Ila 18 Year Old and Caol Ila Cask Strength
The Islay Collection - Caol Ila 12 Year Old, Caol Ila 18 Year Old, Lagavulin 12 Year Old Cask Strength, Lagavulin 16 Year Old, Port Ellen 5th Release Cask Strength
The Strong Collection - Lagavulin 16 Year Old, Talisker 10 Year Old, Cragganmore 12 Year Old
The Talisker Collection - Talisker 10 Year Old, Talisker 18 Year Old, Talisker Distillers Edition
Bell's 2007 Christmas Decanter
We are delighted to bring you the third Decanter in the series of 4 Christmas Decanters. This series will be based around a number of little known, dramatic stories about human beings in which a bell plays a comparatively minor but essentially influential role. The third in the series is called “Five Queens”. The Decanter produced by Wade Ceramics will be cream in colour and is the traditional bell shape.
The third in the series depicts Sir Miles Partridge, a notorious gamester, who was one day playing poker dice with King Henry VIII. The tension mounted. Suddenly, Sir Miles offered to stake-on one throw £100 against the King’s stake of the whole of the clochier containing the four celebrated ‘Jesus Bells’ (which at that time stood on the north side of St. Paul’s Churchyard, close by St. Paul’s School, in London). The imperious and impetuous King at once accepted the bet and lost. Sir Miles had the bells melted down and the metal sold. But the proceeds did him little good. Some time later, in 1552, he was convicted of felony and hanged on Tower Hill. Meanwhile, King Henry had rung the changes on four more wives.
We also have a small stock of the following decanters still available:-
Christmas Decanter 2000, Christmas Decanter 2001, Christmas Decanter 2002, Christmas Decanter 2004, Christmas Decanter 2006, Queen's 75th Birthday Decanter
