"That's how we've always done it" is not an argument that John Glaser accepts for whiskey . As an employee of a large British distillery, he became an eyewitness to the huge but untouched potential of Scotch whiskey. In 2000, he rang the bell for himself and The blend category also took a turnaround.

Since then, with Compass Box, he and his team have been creating textures and flavors that a single whiskey often cannot achieve . For their luxury blends, the “whiskey makers” combine the best properties of some very old single malt and single grain whiskeys from well-known distilleries from their own barrel warehouse in Scotland.

Single malt and grain whiskeys up to 22 years old, primarily Sauternes, Marsala and Madeira casks, form the foundation for the blended Scotch Art & Decadence .

The limited edition is based on the decadence movement of the late 19th century , in which more was always more for contemporaries like Oscar Wilde. The dandy was reborn, the peacock became a cultural symbol, and gold was everywhere. Like on the outstanding packaging from Art & Decadence. The inner values ​​of the noble blend are also excessive and lush : with extravagant notes of dried and light fruits, toffee, vanilla, dark chocolate and fragrant oak, it celebrates a feast for the senses.

Origin: Scotland
Composition: Balmenach Single Malt (39.8%), Glen Moray Single Malt (24.1%), Port Dundas Single Grain (19.7%), Linkwood Single Malt (14%), Blended Scotch Parcel (2.4% )
Barrel Type: Sauternes, Marsala & Madeira Casks, First Fill Oloroso Sherry-Seasoned Butts, Refill Sherry Butts, First Fill Palo Cortado-Seasoned Butts, Recharred American Oak Barrels
9,126 bottles (total)
49% vol.
0.7 liters
Not chill filtered
Not colored