We continue our look into the Samson & Surrey portfolio. During our recent episode, we sat down with a French Single Malt. Have you ever heard of a French made whisky? We hadn’t! So, let’s dive into this whisky.
Just the Facts:
- Style: French Single Malt
- Finish: XO Cognac Cask & French Oak
- Proof: 80 Proof
- Age: 6 to 8 years old
- Price: $65.99
Jake’s Tasting Notes: Brenne French Single Malt Whisky
- Nose: A bouquet of perfume notes followed by a wave of blueberry, brule, and caramel
- Palate: Blueberry, vanilla custard, and hints of orchard fruits such as pear
- Finish: lingering fresh blueberry that lingers for a long time!
Scott’s Tasting Notes: Brenne French Single Malt Whisky
- Nose: Sour fruit candy, floral notes, and blueberry
- Palate: Creamy, with strong notes of vanilla and blueberry.
- Finish: A nice simple finish that makes for a good pour.
Closing Thoughts:
Well, the French got this one right! Brenne French Single Malt is an interesting pour that it is very refreshing and perfect for all seasons.
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