Hedonism, the whisky we started with 23 years ago, has been recognised over its many years. Best Scotch Grain winner at the World Whisky Awards in 2020 and 2021, it continues to be our celebration of the indulgent quality of great grain whisky.

Orchard House may be the newest release in our core range, but it’s by no means short of acclaim. We were delighted when this fruit-forward blend won Gold at the 2022 World Whiskies Awards, International Spirits Challenge, and The Scotch Whisky Masters.

The Peat Monster is not only one of our most beloved whiskies, it’s also a multi-award winner. Back in 2020, Whisky Advocate named it the 9th most exciting whisky of the year – nestled in between two excellent whiskies from Aberfeldy and Kilbeggan.

The Story of the Spaniard is a whisky inspired by the travels of Compass Box founder John Glaser. The label design was inspired by the work of Diego Velázquez, who was a painter in 17th century Spain.

Can you spot all the forms of wildlife on the Orchard House bottle? Look around the periphery of the classic country house bell, and you’ll find many hiding among the beautiful vines, fruits and flowers on the label. How many can you see?

Flaming Heart is a whisky inspired by music, and the label pays homage to several iconic rock bands. Like the iconic KISS makeup worn by our two floating cherubs, whose flaming handshake is a nod to Pink Floyd’s “Wish You Were Here”. Can you see any more?

If you ever hear us talk about oak influence in Scotch whisky, here’s what we mean. Our founder John talks you through the three staple casks of Scotch whiskymaking, and how they each have their own influence on the final flavours in the bottle. Enjoy.

The natural colour in whisky comes from the oak barrels, however some Scotch whiskies are artificially coloured to look darker. Here we show you how Spirit Caramel creates the illusion of age and quality. We don’t do this at Compass Box. We think our whisky looks grand as is.

Whisky is made to be enjoyed. And when it comes to your own enjoyment, there’s no rulebook. Drink it on ice, in a cocktail, or with a splash of water. It’s your choice. Here’s to drinking it your way.

Do you know the difference between a single malt whisky, and a blended malt whisky? Our founder John Glaser breaks it down for you here. For us, the joy of blending is in exploring new combinations of flavour to find something more compelling, and more delicious than before.