
Compass Box The Spice Tree Scotch Whisky
Product Type: Whisky
Size: 750mL
Proof: 46% Alc/Vol
Region: Scotland
Description: A long time ago, we created a rich, bold Scotch whisky called The Spice Tree.
Unfortunately, due to its avant garde method of oak-aging, we were compelled by the powers that be to discontinue production. Undeterred, we worked with our cooper friends in both France and Scotland to develop a new, hybrid oak cask that would allow us to achieve similar results, but in a way that would be acceptable to even the most conservative of observers.
Size: 750mL
Proof: 46% Alc/Vol
Region: Scotland
Description: A long time ago, we created a rich, bold Scotch whisky called The Spice Tree.
Unfortunately, due to its avant garde method of oak-aging, we were compelled by the powers that be to discontinue production. Undeterred, we worked with our cooper friends in both France and Scotland to develop a new, hybrid oak cask that would allow us to achieve similar results, but in a way that would be acceptable to even the most conservative of observers.
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Product Type: Whisky
Size: 750mL
Proof: 46% Alc/Vol
Region: Scotland
Description: A long time ago, we created a rich, bold Scotch whisky called The Spice Tree.
Unfortunately, due to its avant garde method of oak-aging, we were compelled by the powers that be to discontinue production. Undeterred, we worked with our cooper friends in both France and Scotland to develop a new, hybrid oak cask that would allow us to achieve similar results, but in a way that would be acceptable to even the most conservative of observers.
Size: 750mL
Proof: 46% Alc/Vol
Region: Scotland
Description: A long time ago, we created a rich, bold Scotch whisky called The Spice Tree.
Unfortunately, due to its avant garde method of oak-aging, we were compelled by the powers that be to discontinue production. Undeterred, we worked with our cooper friends in both France and Scotland to develop a new, hybrid oak cask that would allow us to achieve similar results, but in a way that would be acceptable to even the most conservative of observers.









