Orangerie Whisky
Need a sweet treat for the holidays? Orangerie Whisky from Compass Box is relased once a year in small quantities and is a sweet 10-year-old Scotch whisky with a rich orange and spice flavor. The whisky is best suited for after dinner sipping although it is less sweet than a traditional orange liqueur. Some purists may grumble about it since it's a not really a whisky, it's an infusion, but it's a lovely holiday tipple. It might also really work well in a hot drink to chase the winter chill away. It sells for around $35.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Kevin Erskine Dec 18th 2005 6:02PM
Deirdre is right on as usual. Orangerie is a great bottle and would be a great gift.
Any "grumbling purists" haven't tried it yet.
I'm giving bottles as gifts this Christmas.
http://www.thescotchblog.com/whisky/2005/11/whisky_bible_20.html