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A limited edition blended malt from the excellent Compass Box folks, taking inspiration from their cracking (and briefly banned) Spice Tree. They've developed on the recipe by using older components and a generous helping of first-fill-Sherry-butt-matured whisky, as well as whisky matured in their innovative hybrid casks.
Nose: Waxy orange peel, peppercorn, milk chocolate, Jelly Tots, maybe some Sauternes. Nectarines, too.
Palate: A big, punchy opening filled with ginger and poached pear. Develops hints of thyme, clove and Manzanilla sherry.
Finish: Oak-y and drying on the finish, with remnants of ginger and clove.
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This is absolutely stunning whisky! I love Compass Box because of how much they use Clynelish and Benrinnes in their whisky. Keith-YouTube-The Malted Man Cave
11th March 2018
Amazing. Better than the standard Spice tree. Twice as good? Maybe not. 1.5 times I'd say. I'd rather have two standard bottles. However, 5* whisky all the same. If this was £65, I'd buy a case!
9th August 2017