Michel Couvreur Fleeting Single Malt Whisky Scotland Fourrier The palate leans restrained and

The palate leans restrained and savory

From a hillside parcel planted to all three grapes on the Vallée de la Marne's right bank in the village of Châtillon-sur-Marne

2028-2039"

Mainly destemmed

From a Chenin Blanc parcel named Pascaline" planted in 2014

Michel Couvreur Fleeting Single Malt Whisky Scotland Fourrier The palate leans restrained andA rare hybrid elevage single malt distilled in Scotland, then matured entirely in Michel Couvreurs Burgundian cellars. The whisky spends 5 years in old Sherry casks, gaining dried fruit richness and oxidative depth, before transferring to Pinot Noir barrels from Domaine Chandon de Briailles for another 6 years, where it picks up subtle red fruit lift, earth, and vinous spice. Silky, wine marked, and quietly powerful, Fleeting layers walnut, dried