Magnum whisky Michel Couvreur The Unique Grain 44° This text refers to a magnum bottle of Michel Couvreur whisky called "The Un

Magnum whisky The Unique Grain 44°

Michel Couvreur was a pioneer in aging Scottish whiskies in France in original containers (Sherry, Port, Vin Jaune...). Based in Burgundy as a wine merchant, he established his aging cellar in Bouze-les-Beaune, in a highly humid cellar. Michel Couvreur's creed, who passed away in 2013, but whose tradition continues thanks to his family and his cellar master Jean-Arnaud Frantzen: "Whisky is the fertilization of a cereal distillate by oak intensely imbued with the flavors of great wines."

This Magnum of The Unique from the Couvreur house is the perfect whisky to experience the Couvreur touch. A blend of various cereals aged for 4 years in oak barrels, it reveals an opaline hue, a slightly iodized aroma with a hint of almonds. This whisky shows a lot of finesse. It is ideal to drink chilled as an aperitif to awaken the taste buds.

• Alcohol content: 44% ABV

Volume: 1.5L