Coperies Single Malt French Whisky

Distillery
Merlet & Fils
Region
Country
France
Type
Single Malt
ABV
40%
Price
£44.95
Tasting notes
Malt Extract, Vanilla, New Wood, Fragant
Description
Merlet & Fils, a Cognac producer with centuries of expertise, brings its mastery of spirit-making to single malt whisky in France's Charentes region. Made entirely from French barley and aged in French oak, this expression embodies terroir-driven production from grain to glass. The French oak imparts a distinctive character shaped entirely by local traditions and materials. Ideal for those curious about how established spirit houses approach whisky-making outside Scotland.

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ABV

40%

Age

NAS

Style

Single

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Coperies Single Malt French Whisky is a single malt from Merlet & Fils (France), bottled at 40% ABV. Expect heavily oaked, floral and sweet character — malt extract, vanilla, new wood, fragant. A well-balanced whisky that appeals to both newcomers and enthusiasts. Good value for the quality offered.

Merlet & Fils, a Cognac producer with centuries of expertise, brings its mastery of spirit-making to single malt whisky in France's Charentes region. Made entirely from French barley and aged in French oak, this expression embodies terroir-driven production from grain to glass. The French oak imparts a distinctive character shaped entirely by local traditions and materials. Ideal for those curious about how established spirit houses approach whisky-making outside Scotland.

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