Magnum "Clearach Roofer" Whiskey | Michel Couvreur

Magnum Spirits from "Couvreur Clearach" Whisky from Michel Couvreur

The story Michel Couvreur began in 1956 when Michel Couvreur, a Burgundian wine merchant from Belgium, entered the world of whisky by acquiring the Molet cellars in Bouze-lès-Beaune. These cellars offer him the ideal conditions for aging his own whiskies. Convinced that the quality of a good whisky depends to a large extent on its ageing in barrels, Michel Couvreur has distinguished itself as an exceptional independent bottler. He imports neutral alcohol from Scotland to age it in the best possible conditions. He created an international reputation and even after his death in 2013, his legacy lives on thanks to his son-in-law Cyril Deschamps and the cellar master of la maison, who made it a point of honour to preserve it.

This Magnum of "Couvreur Clearach" Whisky from Michel Couvreur is an exceptional taste experience. Its bewitching scent of almond and frangipane, typical of very young malts, is combined with a slightly honeyed herbaceous freshness. Despite its youth, its ageing in wine barrels gives it a silky presence and coating. Clearach is the name given to the spirit aged during the first three years in barrels, and reveals all the power and liveliness of youth, as well as the flavours of the first vinous impregnation. Serve it chilled for a refreshing experience, or let it slowly chamber to reveal its depth. The Magnum "Couvreur Clearach" whiskey is also perfect as a Norman hole, hit and iced in the middle of a repas. Treat yourself to a unique moment with this whisky that will seduce lovers of intense and vibrant flavors.

• Made in Burgundy
• Single Malt Whisky
• Alcohol content: 43 %Vol.

Capacity: 1.5 L