BELLEVOYE Vert 43%
€75.00
VAT included
Bellevoye Vert is a lightly peated whisky resulting from a blend of 3 French single malts.
These malts hail from the Nord-Pas-de-Calais, Alsace, and Charentes regions, each distilled in unique stills. After aging for 3 to 5 years in oak casks, the whisky is blended and refined in casks that once held very old calvados, within the Charente cellars of the Bellevoye brand. A captivating French flavor experience.
Gold medalist at the Concours Général Agricole in Paris 2022 and 2023. Gold medalist at the Concours Mondial de New York 2021.
Nose: Notes of cinnamon, nutmeg, orange zest, and roasted pineapple.
Palate: Rich and vibrant with flavors of walnut oil.
Finish: Long and exuberant with lingering hints of precious wood.
THE BRAND
The French whiskies Bellevoye were created in 2013 by Jean Moueix and Alexandre Sirech in Charente and distributed through their company, "les Bienheureux." They produce triple malt whiskies, sourcing from three French distilleries located in the north, Alsace, and Charente. The distinct and complementary whiskies are aged for 3 to 8 years in oak casks before being blended in their cellar in Charente. They are further refined in different types of casks, including those that once held Bellevoye Blanc from Sauternes. Their whiskies tend to have a silky profile.
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Data sheet
- Pays
- France
- Marques
- BELLEVOYE
- Type
- Whisky
- Sous-type
- Blended Malt
- Maison de Négoce
- Embouteilleur Officiel
- Tourbé
- Peu tourbé
- Volume
- 70cl
- Degré
- 43%
- Packaging
- Etui
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Bellevoye Vert is a lightly peated whisky resulting from a blend of 3 French single malts.
These malts hail from the Nord-Pas-de-Calais, Alsace, and Charentes regions, each distilled in unique stills. After aging for 3 to 5 years in oak casks, the whisky is blended and refined in casks that once held very old calvados, within the Charente cellars of the Bellevoye brand. A captivating French flavor experience.
Gold medalist at the Concours Général Agricole in Paris 2022 and 2023. Gold medalist at the Concours Mondial de New York 2021.