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Compass Box Eleuthera 1st Release

ABV: 46% - Size: 70cl

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Last seen at: The Whisky Exchange

Many expressions have an age statement, indicating the length of maturation. In the case of this Scotch Whisky, Compass Box Eleuthera 1st Release, no maturation time has been specified. Bottled at the increasingly popular strength of 46%, which is a respectable drinking ABV.

About the whisky

Brand:: Compass Box
Category:: Scotch Whisky
Style:: Blended Malt

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Dominated by 2003 Ardbeg (as i've heard), and some Caol Ila and some clynelish this is a lovely very peaty compass box, Islay centric for sure. far peatier than the peat monster. **nose:** Big notes of ash, dried lemon, lime, and wet dog (yes, love it), it's clearly dominated by the Ardbeg and the zest... I am thinking tarry ropes, and seashell....

Score 89/100

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Nose: Vanilla and lots of spice going on, just fitting for its name : Cinnamon,Ginger,a sweet tasted oak nose, with a punch. Palate: Spicy mama heaven. Cinnamon and ginger deliver the spicy blast, assisted by butter and wee milk chocolate notes as well to complete the very enjoyable package. Finish : Long, spices and cocoa, wood and cinnamon....

Score 85/100

Compass Box The Spice Tree

Compass Box has served me well. I love their packaging. I feel they are a solid independent that produce very innovative and flavorful blends. And I had been looking forward to tasting this particular offering for a while now. However, what I love more than the malt itself is the wonderful story behind it. When they first introduced this...

Score 92/100

Compass Box Double Single 2017

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Score 86/100