Michel Couvreur Hexanobile is an 8-year-old French blended malt whisky, matured at the Couvreur cellars in Bouze-lès-Beaune, Burgundy, in a selection of PX (Pedro Ximénez), Amontillado, and Oloroso sherry casks, with a small proportion of peated spirit providing a restrained undercurrent of smoke. The blend is assembled to achieve balance, harmony, and high aromatic concentration — rich and expressive, yet delicate. The distillates are sourced as new-make malt spirit from Scotland before extended maturation in the Burgundian cellars. Produced without artificial colour or chill-filtration in approximately 500 bottles per batch. Bottled at 46% ABV.

Michel Couvreur was a Belgian entrepreneur and whisky enthusiast who established a whisky maturation operation in Bouze-lès-Beaune in Burgundy, France, after sourcing new-make spirit from Scotland and recognising that the deep cellars of Burgundy offered unique conditions for whisky ageing. Working with traditional Burgundian stone vaulted cellars and an extensive collection of unusual casks — including rare sherry butts and wine barrels — Michel Couvreur developed a house style of highly aromatic, sherry-forward whisky unlike anything produced within the Scottish tradition. The brand continues under the stewardship of his protégés and produces a range of blended malts and single malts from Burgundy.