Compass Box Scotch

Scotland- Orchard House gathers together some of the fruitiest malts Scotland has to offer, including whiskies from the Linkwood and Clynelish distilleries. A monument to fresh fruitiness in Scotch whisky that has been many years in the making.

Scotland- Formally Great King Street Glasglow Blend, Compass Box Glasgow Blend is a big, beautiful whisky inspired by the golden age of blending at the turn of the 20th century. It's exactly the style of whisky that delighted the Glaswegian palate - rich, smoky & unmistakably its own.

Scotland - 48.9% - Rich, oily smoke appears on the nose, supported by zingy spice. The palate is immediately dense as spices like clove, pink and black pepper and nutmeg arrive. Finally, concentrated smoke that is at once woody and ashy with menthol and citrus oils.

Scotland- Big whisky nose with malty-sweet aromas and peaty smoke. On the palate, mossy dry oak mix with sweet autumn fruits and nuts. This hand-selected expression is extra aged in a sherry butt, which creates a complex balance between peat and sherry notes.

Scotland - Highland - 49% - Paying homage to the Aesthetic & Decadence movements of the late 19th Century. Rich and aromatic with red apples, waxed wood and wine notes. Creamy banana, toffee and custard with notes of dried fruit, vanilla, dark chocolate and oak.

Scotland- After aging in American oak casks, the result is a rich, sweet, alluring whisky, redolent of vanilla, pastry cream, toffee, and coconut. This whisky appeals to both ardent whisky enthusiasts and newcomers alike. Pour over ice or enjoy it neat.

Scotland- A blend of single malts from different distilleries. A natural, deep, gold-brown colour and a rich nose with spices such as clove and nutmeg, and sweet stewed fruits. Palate is soft, sweet, deep and rich with a malt whisky fruitiness embellished with rich spice.

Scotland - Formally Great King Street Artist Blend, Compass Box Artist Blend balances dynamism with refinement. It's inspired by the golden age of blending at the turn of the 20th century, with a much higher proportion of single malt whiskies that contemporary blends.

Scotland- Compass Box combines sherry-matured stocks with bold and mature malt whiskies from the Macallan, Highland Park, and Caol Ila distilleries. The aroma is highly evocative for anyone with a fondness for books; the taste evolves and intensifies as any good thriller or romance book

Scotland- Full, soft, and sumptuous on the palate with notes of citrus peel, red wine, and spices. The finish is long, with hints of rich vanilla panna cotta, ripe berries, and cherries. This is a whisky ideal for late evening sipping, served on its own or with a large ice cube.

Scotland - Highland - 43% - The first Limited Release batch of Hedonism. The caliber of whiskies they need for Hedonism have grown ever harder to find, which is why their first ever expression will become a limited annual release going forward.

Scotland - Highland - 52% - Wine casks reveal the hidden sweetness of peated whiskies, enhancing toffee apple notes from Caol Ila. Cherry tones from refill red wine casks and blueberry flapjack flavors from Laphroaig in Marsala barriques add rich complexity to The Peat Monster.

Highlands, Scotland- A big, bold malt whisky that combines peaty smokiness with the richness of French oak aging. Each batch undergoes a secondary maturation process in new French oak to add layers of rich complexity.

Scotland- Experimental Grain Whisky is in many ways the alter ego to their signature expression. The smoke notes that the Loch Lomond parcel bestows are unlike anything they have ever used before: herbal, moss-like, clinging.

Scotland - 51% - Harnessing old school Sherry casks and ethereal peatiness, Ultramarine highlights the enchanting possibilities. Toffee, antique polished oak and complex peatiness are primary aromas, with a palate of roasted pecan, raisins and smoke.

Scotland - 49.00% - Malt whiskies from the Glen Elgin, Imperial and Miltonduff distilleries – all from American oak barrels – bring enticing exotic fruit and vanilla notes while lush and fragrant grain whisky preserves the delicate mouthfeel that was Asyla's hallmark.

Scotland- This assemblage comprises single malt whiskies from four distilleries, each bringing a distinctiveness to the whole. Notes of barley sugar, pear drop and vanilla, complimented by an ethereal underlying herbal character. Bright, smooth, and not smoky.

Scotland- This whisky is full-bodied with a fruity and creamy profile. There's tropical fruit such as papaya, apricots, ginger, and toffee on the nose. The palate is fruity as well as nutty. Finishes long with notes of honey, ginger, and nuts.

Scotland - Highland - 49% - A big, bold malt whiskey that combines peat smokiness with the richness of French oak aging. Each batch undergoes a secondary maturation process in new French oak to add layers of rich complexity.