Coming in late September, Orchard House is bottled at 92 proof and sells for a suggested retail price of £42.

Commenting on the new addition to their core range, John Glaser, founder of Compass Box, said in a prepared statement, “Orchard House is our first core range whisky produced almost entirely from whiskies we have aged since the day they were distilled. In a sense, it’s more ‘our whisky’ than anything we’ve made before. We are so proud of this. Something new, something different for us. Something joyful. And delicious.”
Compass Box’s blender’s notes for Orchard House shows the malt whisky delivers notes of apples, pears, peach, pineapple, Earl Grey tea and peat on the nose. Followed by notes of apple juice, banana, honey, strawberry and peat on the palate.
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Lead whisky maker, James Saxon, explained the make-up of Orchard House as:
2% – Highland Malt Blend
Custom French Oak Barrel – Heavy Toast
Blended Malt
Chocolate, Cinnamon, Ginger
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Single Malt
Smoke, Almond, Vanilla
20% – The Benrinnes Distillery
First Fill Bourbon Barrel
Single Malt
Fudge, Apples, Malt
8% – Distillery near the town of Aberlour
Revatted Oloroso Sherry-Seasoned Butt
Single Malt
Red Apple, Sultana, Malt
29% – The Clynelish Distillery
First Fill Bourbon Barrel
Single Malt
Apple, Wax, Honey
39% – The Linkwood Distillery
First Fill Bourbon Barrel
Single Malt
Apple Blossom, Vanilla
It is non-chill filtered and of natural color, being seen by the brand as “an outstanding pre-dinner malt. It will ably partner amber and pale ales, as well as swathes of soft cheeses.”








