Rozelieures Vosne Romane Cask | 700ML

Introduction

Whiskey: Rozelieures Vosne Romane Cask | 700ML

Superbly fruity and rich. A gently peated French single malt from Rozelieures, initially matured in bourbon casks before being finished in vosne romane wine barrels from the Bruno Clavelier estate in Burgundy.

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Size: 700ML

Proof: 92 (46%ABV)

Origin: France

Distillery: Rozelieures

A gently peated French single malt from Rozelieures, initially matured in bourbon casks before being finished in vosne romane wine barrels from the Bruno Clavelier estate in Burgundy. Superbly fruity and rich, one for wine and whisky lovers alike!

Rozelieures Vosne Romane Cask | 700ML Tasting Notes

Nose: Apricot jam, golden syrup, plum skin, and pomegranate.

Palate: Ripe golden pear, spicy oak, fig, and back pepper.

Finish: Mineral hints alongside dark berries.

Distillery Information

Rozelieures is the slightly crazy story of a visionary family who transformed the family business into the spearhead of French whisky. Better than that, today it is one of the few whisky brands in the world that owns and controls 100% of its production. Grain, malting, brewing, distillation and ageing, everything is done in-house energy autonomy included in a rare and unique model of vertical integration. Welcome to the farm of the 21st century! Who knows Rozelieures, a small village of 200 souls between Nancy and pinal, near the Baccarat crystal works, in the middle of the Lorraine countryside? Few people still do. A few geologists, among the most specialized, for the volcano of Rozelieures Essey La Cte (415m), extinct for 20 million years. Historians of the First World War for the battle of the Troue de Charmes (25 August 1914). Yet this is where one of the main French whisky distilleries and one of its major epicentres is located.