1960’s D.O.M Benedictine 73 proof 12 Fl oz

Appearance - Deep amber‑bronze with copper flashes; viscous and slow‑moving legs, reflecting its herbal richness and sugar content.

Nose - Complex and aromatic, with vintage depth: Honey, saffron, and citrus peel. Angelica root, hyssop, and nutmeg. Caramel, oak resin, and a faint mint‑anise freshness.A soft floral lift of lavender and thyme, typical of older Benedictine bottlings.

Palate - Velvety and layered, showing mature integration of herbs and sweetness: Honeyed spice, orange marmalade, and vanilla bean. Cinnamon, clove, and cardamom balanced by gentian bitterness. Mid‑palate warmth of caramel, oak, and herbal liqueur depth. The 73 proof strength gives structure without harshness.

Finish - Long, warming, and gently spiced :Honey, citrus, and herbal bitters linger. Fading notes of oak, mint, and sweet spice.

A beautifully preserved example of mid‑century Benedictine — honeyed herbs, citrus peel, and warm spice in perfect harmony. Rich, aromatic, and evocative of the Fécamp distillery’s golden era.

“A rare 1960s Benedictine — honeyed herbs, citrus peel, and warm spice over a long, velvety finish.”