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Couvreur whisky Intravangan'za

Michel Couvreur

0,70L

Bourgogne / France /

72,00 €

In stock

This Intravagan’za boasts a golden color with amber highlights. It exudes a scent of green almonds and frangipane typical of very young malts, honeyed, delicately woody, and fruity. Lively yet silky on the palate. Smooth flavors reminiscent of pear brandy, which quickly evolve into finer, floral flavors supported by a hint of toast.

Michel Couvreur was originally a Burgundy wine producer and merchant. He purchased the Molet cellars in Bouze-lès-Beaune in 1956, then worked in Scotland where he learned whisky making. This independent Belgian bottler specializes in whiskies aged mainly in sherry and port casks. Importantly, he never specifies the origin of the distillery on the labels. Michel Couvreur believes that “90% of the quality of a whisky comes from the cask, and only 10% from the distillation process.” He passed away on August 17, 2013 at the age of 85. His daughter and her husband took over the business, assisted by the cellar master. All Michel Couvreur whiskies are aged in their cellar in Bouze-lès-Beaune. It is an exceptional cellar, with 150 meters of galleries dug into the heart of the Burgundy rock. It offers perfect conditions for the maturation of whisky (humidity, silence, calm and depth). Michel Couvreur whiskies are the meticulous work of assembly, each barrel is individually monitored and each bottle requires special care (corking, waxing and labeling by hand). These are whiskies of very high quality with a lot of roundness and balance. Michel Couvreur has a revolutionary and very personal vision of whisky: more than the terroir or the work of the distiller, the grain spirit becomes whisky by its aging in wooden barrels. He will compare it to a fertilization, to which he will devote his work and research from 1978…in Burgundy and in France.

Wine region

Bourgogne / France

Volume

0,70L

Alcohol content

50,0%

Aging potential

20 ans +

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