Brenne Estate Cask French Single Malt Single Malt Whisky
70cl
from £53.90 2 retailers
£58.85 delivered
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5 full-size bottles (50cl to 1 litre) in stock, with the best current price from the UK retailers we check.
Celtic Whisky Distillerie Glann Ar Mor - Single Malt French Whisky
70cl
from £89.95 2 retailers
£95.90 delivered
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Celtic Whisky Distillerie Gwalarn French Whisky
70cl
from £34.95 2 retailers
£40.90 delivered
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Alfred Giraud Harmonie
46.1% ABV · 70cl
from £199.50 1 retailer
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Alfred Giraud Voyage French Malt
48.0% ABV · 70cl
from £182.00 1 retailer
£182.00 delivered
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Questions
What is the cheapest whisky from France?
The cheapest whisky from France is Celtic Whisky Distillerie Gwalarn French Whisky (70cl), at £34.95 from Hard To Find Whisky. That is £40.90 delivered to the UK mainland for one bottle. Next cheapest: Brenne Estate Cask French Single Malt Single Malt Whisky (£53.90) and Celtic Whisky Distillerie Glann Ar Mor - Single Malt French Whisky (£89.95).
How much does whisky from France cost?
Whisky from France costs from £34.95 to £199.50, with a median of £89.95 for a full-size bottle (50cl to 1 litre). The dearest is Alfred Giraud Harmonie.
Does French whisky have protected regions?
Yes, two: Brittany and Alsace both have geographical indications for whisky, Whisky breton (Whisky de Bretagne) and Whisky alsacien (Whisky d’Alsace). Other French whisky falls under the general EU rules, and in 2021 the French whisky federation was working towards a France-wide indication.
Where did French whisky start?
In Brittany, which Whiskipedia calls home to France’s first whisky distillery. Warenghem, founded there in 1900, makes Armorik single malt and the peated Yeun Elez, and is seen as the cradle of modern French whisky.
What is French buckwheat whisky?
Eddu, from the Menhirs distillery in Brittany, is made from buckwheat rather than barley. Whiskipedia describes it as the world’s only whisky made entirely from buckwheat, with a flavour quite unlike barley whisky.