A powerful & warming whisky from the infamous Michel Couvreur.  Michel was a Belgium man in the wine trade with an admiration for Scotch.   In 1978 he built himself a cellar in Bouze-lès-Beaune, basically the middle of Burgundy, and began production.  His focus was on the grains but more importantly the cask.  After his passing in 2013, his loyal cellar-hand and confident, Jean-Arnaud Frantzen took charge along with his son in law Cyril Deschamps. As a 2-3 year whisky, this is oily and round with a sense of maturity.  The heat is well integrated lending to woody & nutty notes along with dried fruits and prunes.