Nose: Subtle aromas of ripe fruit and vanilla emerge delicately. Mouth: A rich, creamy texture, with notes of cereal and caramel. Finish: A soft, lingering finish, leaving a light spicy touch on the palate.
Discover Compass Box King Street n.a., a blended whisky from Scotland. Its unique character will appeal to whisky lovers in search of originality and quality.
Nose: Smooth and lively. Notes of pure sea air, crystalline salt and seaweed. Light notes of oak and vanilla, followed by a hint of dried herbs, fruit, all supported by a very light thread of smoke.
Mouth: Beautiful texture, thick and creamy. Fruity and sweet, with notes of orange and lemon, a touch of creamy vanilla, a pinch of sea salt and a hint of lightly peppery, woody spices.
Finish: Medium-bodied, it finishes on sweet spices.
We have the pleasure in presenting both the finished whisky and the final sherry in this limited edition of Whisky Meets Sherry. This whisky has drawn incredible influences and as a result showcases a range of dried and exotic fruits with cocoa and nutty notes. It is silky smooth and slightly drying in the finish.
Nose: Punchy sweet oak and fresh vanilla pods, mingled with toasted coconut and flaked almonds. Notes of lemon zest and poached, spiced pears emerge with time.
Palate: A wonderful balance of Speyside fruit and oak spice. Sweet cinnamon sugar, vanilla custard, and melting banana toffee, layered with earthy nuts and a distinct caramelised warmth from the toasting.
Finish: Long, warm, and slightly dry, featuring lingering oak spice, fennel, and subtle hints of menthol and tobacco.
Nose: Sherry, vanilla, hints of orange, spicy ginger, chamomile and menthol. With a hint of campfire smoke.
Mouth: Plum and red apple fruitcake, a hint of Kiwi and nectarines.
Finish: Beautifully fruity and smoky with a touch of milk chocolate.
Nose: Subtle aromas of ripe fruit and vanilla emerge delicately. Mouth: A rich, creamy texture, with notes of cereal and caramel. Finish: A soft, lingering finish, leaving a light spicy touch on the palate.