Compass Box Orangerie Scotch Whisky Infusion

Whiskey: Compass Box Orangerie Scotch Infusion

Smooth Scotch whisky infused with the hand-zested peel of Navalino oranges and subtle accents of Indonesian cassia bark and Sri Lankan cloves.

Size: 750mL

Proof: 80 (40% ABV)

Origin: United Kindom

Distillery: Compass Box Whisky Co.

This eclectic spirit is produced by infusing smooth, sweet Scotch whisky with the hand-zested peel of Navalino oranges, and subtle accents of Indonesian cassia bark and Sri Lankan Cloves. A blend of Highland single malt and single grain whisky from Fife, it shows notes of freshly peeled oranges, Christmas cake spices and vanilla.

Compass Box Orangerie Scotch Whisky Infusion Tasting Notes

Nose: Aromas of fresh-peeled orange and Christmas cake spices.

Palate: Mellow, rich whisky flavours blend with hints of vanilla, cassia bark and clove, offset by sweet-natured orange.

Finish: Smooth and warming.

Distillery Information

Back in 2000, John Glaser believed there were too many companies making and selling Scotch whisky the same way. An American, transplanted to the UK and working for a large distiller, he wanted to do things differently to bring the joys of Scotch whisky to more people. So, he set up a different kind of Scotch whisky company, based on the long-lost model of the Scotch whisky blending house, but with a forward-looking approach and an unrelenting desire to create quality. He originally launched the business from his kitchen, but today, over a decade later, Compass Box has an office and Blending Room in London, its own stocks of maturing whiskies in Scotland, and just over a dozen employees. In an industry that has steadfastly remained committed to ‘the way we’ve always done things’, at Compass Box we focus relentlessly on creativity, process innovations, and exploring the many ways we all can enjoy the pleasures of Scotch whisky. With more spectrum of flavour and style than any other spirit, we believe Scotch whisky is one of the world’s great drinks. We're here to help ensure it stays that way for generations to come.