Michel Couvreur 'Couvreur's Clearach' Single Malt Whisky, Scotland Jalisco The soils are generally flinty

The soils are generally flinty clay over tuffeau (soft limestone)

just enough to kick off fermentation in vat

Soils/Terroir: Calschistes de l’Albien (calcareous black shale)

Joe Swick is blended from Verdelho and Graciano

The fruit was hand-harvested

Michel Couvreur 'Couvreur's Clearach' Single Malt Whisky, Scotland Jalisco The soils are generally flintyClearach is the term that Michel Couvreur gives to his malt spirit that cannot legally be called whisky until it is 3 years old. This is a Single Malt distilled in Scotland, matured in Sherry casks. 43% alcohol. It is unfiltered and very young with typical almonds and frangipane (red jasmine) fragrances, nice grassy freshness with a slight touch of honey. Lively in the mouth, silky and elegant. In the 1950s, Michel Couvreur, originally from Belgium,