French Whiskey
France might be famous for its wine, but they know a thing or two about whisky, too. Made with the same precision and craftsmanship as their finest brandies, French whisky leans on locally grown grains and often ages in wine or Cognac barrels, giving it a rich, refined twist. It’s got the smoothness of Irish, the complexity of Scotch, and just enough attitude to stand out in a lineup. If you’re looking for something different with a little old-world charm, this is your pour.
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Brenne Estate Cask
Brenne Estate Cask
Distillery: Brenne Distillery, Cognac, France
Age: 6-8 YRS
Proof: 80
Nose: Floral and fruity, with aromas of ripe peaches, apricots, and honey, accompanied by hints of vanilla and subtle oak
Palate: Smooth and rich, featuring flavors of caramel, dried fruits, and spices, with a creamy texture and a touch of warm cinnamon in the finish
Color: Light amber
Notes: Brenne Estate Cask is a unique French whiskey made from organic barley and aged in new French oak casks, as well as ex-cognac barrels. This dual aging process adds depth and complexity, showcasing the influence of the cognac region on the whiskey’s character.