Dare to be honest and fear no labour.  The spirit behind these words – taken from the pen of Scottish bard and renowned whisky lover Robert Burns – has been at the heart of our business since we started making whisky nearly fifteen years ago.  

Like the great poet himself, we have always aimed to learn from the past without being enslaved by it.  And there is surely no better example of this than our Great King Street Glasgow Blend – a whisky inspired by the artisan recipes of 19th century blending houses but reinvigorated with the technical expertise of a 21st century whiskymaker.

Glasgow Blend harks back to a golden age of whiskymaking that Burns himself would recognise to create a style of whisky that nobody else is even trying to create today.  You will find full-blooded flavour, complex character and a rich, indulgent body – perfect for enjoying neat, with your Burns’ Night feast or in a celebratory cocktail.

Twice the Spice

Sometimes the most straightforward combinations are the best. And in our estimation, it’s hard to beat the warm-reeking’ spice of haggis alongside the rich pepper, clove and ginger notes of Spice Tree this Burns Night.  You can read more about how we create the distinctively complex Spice Tree character here but as for the haggis, let’s just say some mysteries are perhaps best left unsolved.

Win a signed copy of The Manual

We love to explore progressive approaches to enjoying whisky.  So this Burns Night, we’re asking for your help to find new ways to enjoy our range.  Simply visit our facebook page, tell us how you’ll be using your favourite Compass Box whisky in your Burns Night celebrations and we’ll send a signed copy of Dave Broom’s inspirational Whisky: The Manual to whoever comes up with the most imaginative suggestion.