
Michel Couvreur Whisky House was born in Burgundy France in 1989, after ten years of research on maturation in wooden barrels led by Michel Couvreur.
The identity of Maison Michel Couvreur is based on the ageing of whiskies, mainly in sherry and Port barrels, and on the ageing cellar of Bouze-lès-Beaune in Burgundy, 150 metres of galleries dug into the heart of the rock in perfect conditions of humidity, silence and depth. The House is constantly looking for new barrels, Vin Jaune du Jura for example, and carries out rigorous work in the blending, the choice of materials, and the monitoring of each barrel. The production of each bottle requires special care – corking, waxing and labelling by hand.
The range of whiskies is very varied with young spirits such as Clearach, blended, single malts of a dozen years old such as the emblematic Overaged, and finally very rare single casks such as the Very Sherried of more than 25 years of age.
Michel Couvreur died in 2013 and today it is his son-in-law Cyril Deschamps and his cellar master Jean-Arnaud Frantzen, his wife Marthe and his daughter Alexandra, who have taken over the reins. .
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