Compass Box The Peat Monster

(70cl, 46%)

Compass Box Peat Monster details

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(Scotch Whisky)

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(Other Scotch Whisky)

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Interesting fact… Compass Box The Peat Monster whisky spells its name whisky as it originates in Scotland. Had it been produced in America its name would be Compass Box The Peat Monster whiskey, instead of whisky.

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Compass Box Peat Monster Bottling Note

A peaty offering and a vatted malt created by the renowned John Glaser, of Compass Box. The Peat Monster contains whisky from secret distilleries (all very cloak and dagger). They can tell us that some was from the village of Port Askaig in Islay, with some south coast Islay whisky too, vatted with Ardmore. This was matured in a mix of first fill and refill American oak casks.

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Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Nose: Peat, marked salinity, leans to Caol Ila in style, something medicinal. Sweet and fruity, grainy.

Palate: Peat, oak. Botanicals, floral, coppery, sweet, smoky bacon, hint of papaya.

Finish: A lingering sweetness, more peat, floral: roses and violets, sweet spice, oak.

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User Reviews of the Compass Box The Peat Monster

not so monstrous

Tried a bottle of this at my local - theyve got quite a collection of Scotch malts. A bit disappointing that it really isn't that peaty, but nonetheless a good dram, maybe an introduction into peat? Good value though.

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Originally bought at waitrose stores. NOW never to be seen. I ASK WHY?absolutely SUPPERB

Good price for what you get

The Peat Monster didn't blow me away but it's a pleasant bottle for the same price as a 12 year Caol Ila. Much of it IS Caol Ila, by the way. I think it's worth the money. Peat Monster goes great with blue cheese, bison jerky, onions, crackers and "man food" as my girlfriend calls it. I think for a smoky scotch it complements that sort of good quite well and would go with a big juicy steak as well, especially off the barbecue.

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