Magnum "Pale Single Malt" Whisky | Michel Couvreur

Magnum Spirits "Pale Single Malt" Whisky from Michel Couvreur

The Michel Couvreur story 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 "Pale Single Malt" Whisky from Michel Couvreur is a unique sensory experience. Its extraordinarily pale colour reveals a subtle influence of the sherry casks, producing a whisky that is at once nervous, fruity and slightly iodized, without woody notes. Its introverted character takes time to open up, but reveals great complexity and exceptional elegance. It finds its perfect harmony with cheeses such as Époisses de Bourgogne. An unforgettable tasting experience awaits you.

• Made in Burgundy
• Single Malt
• Alcohol content: 45 %Vol.

Capacity: 1.5 L