Kathleen, 104, swears by her daily whisky
Kathleen Atthill celebrating her 104th birthday with a tot of Bell's Whisky at the St Clements Nursing Home. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY - Credit: Copyright: Archant 2017
Kathleen Atthill has just celebrated her 104th birthday and says the secret to her long life is Bells Whisky
The letter from Bell's Whisky congratulating Kathleen Atthill on her 104th birthday. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY - Credit: Copyright: Archant 2017
There's a pretty simple secret to long living for Kathleen Atthill - a glass of her favourite Bell's whisky!
She celebrated her 104th birthday on Monday, 3, July and has been drinking the whisky on a daily basis for more than 80 years.
Miss Atthill lives at St Clement's nursing home in Norwich. Maria Matthew who works at the nursing home said: 'Kathleen came here nine years ago and has now been here longer than any of our other residents.
'She is a very happy person and loves her whisky and is very particular about the brand.
Kathleen Atthill celebrating her 104th birthday with the staff at the St Clements Nursing Home. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY - Credit: Copyright: Archant 2017
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'When the shop had sold out of Bell's one time and I got her another make, she took one sip and told me, 'this is not my brand.''
To mark her milestone, she received a congratulatory letter and certificate from Bell's Whisky and a large bouquet of flowers.
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