For the ninth release, Drouin turned to Scotland, the historic home of single malts, and in particular to the Arran distillery, with which a relationship of friendship and barrel exchanges has existed for 20 years.

A 13-year-old calvados from the Pays d'Auge was chosen for the production of this release, which was placed for 6 months in 6 old French oak barrels that had previously contained Arran whiskey.

Tasting Notes :

Nose: delicate calvados on the nose, with nuances of apple, malt, apricot and pear

Palate: remarkably refined, with a perfect balance between roundness and acidity.

Finish: notes of hazelnut and grains

Country : France, Normandy

Distillery : Christian Drouin

Alcohol by volume : 46,9%