Brand History
Rozelieures distillery stands as a testament to the timeless art of French whisky craftsmanship, nestled in the picturesque landscape of the Vosges mountains. With roots tracing back to the late 19th century, this esteemed distillery has cultivated a legacy steeped in tradition and innovation.
Established in 1860 by the De Miscault family, Rozelieures initially began as a humble agricultural enterprise, harnessing the rich bounty of the region's fertile soil. Over time, the family's passion for whisky-making blossomed, leading to the creation of their first whisky in 2004. Since then, Rozelieures has flourished into a renowned name in the world of whisky, earning accolades for its exceptional quality and distinctive flavor profiles.
At the heart of Rozelieures' ethos lies a commitment to sourcing only the finest ingredients, hand-selecting locally grown barley and pure spring water to craft each batch of whisky. Every step of the production process, from malting to distillation and aging, is meticulously overseen by master craftsmen who uphold the brand's unwavering standards of excellence.
What sets Rozelieures apart is its unique terroir-driven approach to whisky-making, drawing inspiration from the surrounding Vosges mountains and the pristine natural environment that shapes its character. This emphasis on terroir lends a distinct sense of place to Rozelieures whiskies, capturing the essence of the region's rugged terrain and vibrant flora.
With a diverse range of expressions, including single malts, blends, and experimental releases, Rozelieures caters to whisky enthusiasts of all tastes and preferences. Whether savoring the smooth elegance of their classic expressions or exploring the bold complexity of their limited editions, each bottle reflects the passion and craftsmanship that define the Rozelieures legacy.
As Rozelieures looks towards the future, it remains dedicated to honoring its heritage while embracing innovation, ensuring that every dram of whisky continues to embody the essence of French savoir-faire and the timeless allure of the Vosges mountains.
