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Cortoisie Exhalation has an alcohol by volume (ABV) of 43%.

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Cortoisie Exhalation is a French Whisky, produced by Cortoisie.

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Cortoisie Exhalation is available in 700ml bottles.

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French Whisky

Cortoisie

Cortoisie Exhalation

Name: Cortoisie Exhalation
Brand: Cortoisie
SKU: 624f85f074a61b8d37cf665e
Availability: InStock

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Volume

700ml

ABV

43%

Retailers

A peated French whisky here! Dubbed Exhalation, this single malt from Cortoisie is distilled in Lorraine, though the peat itself actually comes from Germany. The majority of the wh...

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Cortoisie Exhalation

£45.92 £0.066/ml

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Product Details

Name Cortoisie Exhalation

Brand Cortoisie

Average Price £45.92

Type French Whisky

Product Properties

Volume 700ml

Alcohol Content (ABV) 43%

Country of Origin France

Created On CasKompare 04-08-2022

Product Description

A peated French whisky here! Dubbed Exhalation, this single malt from Cortoisie is distilled in Lorraine, though the peat itself actually comes from Germany. The majority of the whisky is matured in French oak, a third of which are new, while the rest is aged in American oak.
~ Master of Malt