Compass Box Myths and Legends Scotch Whisky
These whiskies are designed to challenge the ‘myths and legends’ that are often perceived as the rules of Scotch whisky. The packaging celebrates the rich array of such Scotch whisky stories. Myths & Legends addresses three misconceptions commonly held by whisky drinkers: blending is not restricted to blended Scotch whisky, a whisky’s region determines its flavour profile, and malt whisky from renowned distilleries is too precious to blend with others. Let the storytelling begin…
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Aberfeldy Scotch Whisky
A before and after that restores Aberfeldy’s Scotch credentials with a liquid gold strategy.
Arran Scotch Whisky
With a unique shaped island, a pair of nesting eagles and mountain waterfalls, all the inspirational element…
Compass Box Lost Blend Scotch Whisky
The blend was lost, we rooted around amongst all the other stuff in the attic, and then we found it again.
Compass Box The Last Vatted Scotch Whisky
The day before the scotch whisky overlords banned vatted malts we created a brand that was launched at…
Craigellachie Scotch Whisky
Steadfastly still using worm tubs to this day (snaking copper condensers) to add sulphurous ballast to the…
Compass Box Magic Cask Scotch Whisky
A limited edition whisky from a lost distillery – a touch of magic!
Dewar's Scotch Whisky
Dewar’s is known for its pioneering blending process of double ageing and pursuit of smoothness. What better…
Royal Brackla Scotch Whisky
Royal Brackla, based in the Cawdor Estate, became the first Scotch to ever receive a royal warrant. So what…
Woodsman Scotch Whisky
Not your everyday ‘traditional’ Scotch NPD, a category disrupter with a wood-driven flavour character.
Woolf Drinks Scotch Whisky
With sharp instincts and a deep desire to hunt down the very best single casks this brand is no wolf in…
Compass Box Vellichor Scotch Whisky
’Vellichor, noun - the scent of second-hand bookshops’. Whiskies, like old books, contain their own stories.
