Compass Box Great King St Artist's Blend

Currently Reading: A Flag Worth Dying For by Tim Marshall Dried fruit and cereal on the nose; baking spices, lemon, and tart on the tongue; finishes sweet with some spice on the end. I absolutely love this blend by John Glaser and I think it's better than some single malts twice its price. I drank this neat or as the main ingredient in a Rob Roy.

Apple pie straight on the nose, vanilla, and spice. Sweet and smooth. Delightful!

clean and cool on the nose floral hints. single marrying barrel. open 2 months. feels oily on the pallete. i get a punch of fruit then a quick hit of purfumed soap, cereal toward the end. finish is long and warm.

Banana. Green melon. Light apple and cream into building spice. Long sweet spicy finish. Hot for 43%. Muted wax not on finish.

Very sweet for a Scotch obviously, but not too much so. Some slight bits of peat and smoke on the finish. Delicious stuff!

Light, honeywheat color tones... smooth and viscous. Biting on the tongue, a very pleasant burn on the way down. Useful for an excellent scotch-based riff on an Old Fashioned.