Whisky Reviews

li   Two things happened this week that were simply exhilarating. One, I recently had the honor of blending my own dram of whisky with some base w...

  In today's whisky landscape, the prestige of the single malt often drowns out the position of blended whiskies, leading them to bear an undeserv...

  Don't let anyone tell you the blends business is easy - that couldn't be further from the truth. With the value of single malts rising significa...

“Bacardi exits Compass Box with Caelum Capital taking control,” read the headlines of industry newswire Just Drinks on 5 May, 2022.   Suddenly, a p...

MALTY AND DRY Note: We have assigned every bottle we review to one of five Flavour Camps, based on the most dominant flavours found. The Flavour Ca...

  Spice tree, compass box -  I heard so many good things about the company so I finally tried it. (Nose) slightly spicey, slightly sweet. (Taste/...

  Compass Box Great King St., Glasgow Blend, 43% abv.The blend consists of 34% Cameronbridge, 35% Benrinnes (sherried), 17% Laphroaig, 8% Clyneli...

  Compass Box This Is Not A Luxury Whisky, 4,992 bottles, 53.1% abv.This blend is composed of 79% 19 year old Glen Ord from a first-fill sherry b...

  Compass Box Spice Tree Extravaganza, 12,240 bottles, 46% abv.This limited edition blend supposedly consists of 32.6% 20 year Glen Ord in first ...

  Enlightenment, Compass Box, 5,922 bottles, 46% abv.Compass box used to openly provide information on the contents of their blends in their Tran...

  Asyla, Compass Box, 40% abv.On the back label, Asyla is the plural of asylum, which CB hopes describes this Highland malt and grain blend aged ...

  Compass Box Hedonism, Blended Grain Scotch Whisky, 3rd Release, 43% abv.Nose: actual dominant vanilla, sweetness, some cocount, hints honey, fr...