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Soubeyran Whisky

Signature

A well-balanced whisky predominantly aged in ex-French wine casks, with a touch of peat from select ex-Islay Scotch casks, bringing a subtle smoky nuance. Soubeyran is distilled in a continuous Armagnac still with five plates, a method that enhances mouthfeel making each expression uniquely refined.

Housed in the Malty bottle from Saverglass (high-end French glass manufacturer), Soubeyran’s visual identity is both classic and elegant. The label proudly features a golden illustration of the Soubeyran Gate, a majestic tower dating back to the Middle Ages, marking the entrance to the town of Manosque in Provence, where our lands, barley and spring water are located. The water used for our whisky is direct run off from the Alps Mountain with natural filtration for higher quality whisky.

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Housed in the Malty bottle from Saverglass (high-end French glass manufacturer), Soubeyran’s visual identity is both classic and elegant. The label proudly features a golden illustration of the Soubeyran Gate, a majestic tower dating back to the Middle Ages, marking the entrance to the town of Manosque in Provence, where our lands, barley and spring water are located. The water used for our whisky is direct run off from the Alps Mountain with natural filtration for higher quality whisky.

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Ex Cognac Cask

Matured exclusively in ex-Cognac casks, adding a velvety texture, dried fruit notes, and a refined French elegance. Soubeyran is distilled in a continuous Armagnac still with five plates, a method that enhances mouthfeel, making each expression uniquely refined.

Housed in the Malty bottle from Saverglass (high-end French glass manufacturer), Soubeyran’s visual identity is both classic and elegant. The label proudly features a golden illustration of the Soubeyran Gate, a majestic tower dating back to the Middle Ages, marking the entrance to the town of Manosque in Provence, where our lands, barley and spring water are located. The water used for our whisky is direct run off from the Alps Mountain with natural filtration for higher quality whisky.

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Housed in the Malty bottle from Saverglass (high-end French glass manufacturer), Soubeyran’s visual identity is both classic and elegant. The label proudly features a golden illustration of the Soubeyran Gate, a majestic tower dating back to the Middle Ages, marking the entrance to the town of Manosque in Provence, where our lands, barley and spring water are located. The water used for our whisky is direct run off from the Alps Mountain with natural filtration for higher quality whisky.

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⁠7yrs Old - ⁠Ex Tequila Cask

Aged for 7 years in ex-Tequila casks, offering a unique fusion of agave sweetness, vanilla, and a delicate spice. Soubeyran is distilled in a continuous Armagnac still with five plates, a method that enhances mouthfeel, making each expression uniquely refined.

Housed in the Malty bottle from Saverglass (high-end French glass manufacturer), Soubeyran’s visual identity is both classic and elegant. The label proudly features a golden illustration of the Soubeyran Gate, a majestic tower dating back to the Middle Ages, marking the entrance to the town of Manosque in Provence, where our lands, barley and spring water are located. The water used for our whisky is direct run off from the Alps Mountain with natural filtration for higher quality whisky.

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Housed in the Malty bottle from Saverglass (high-end French glass manufacturer), Soubeyran’s visual identity is both classic and elegant. The label proudly features a golden illustration of the Soubeyran Gate, a majestic tower dating back to the Middle Ages, marking the entrance to the town of Manosque in Provence, where our lands, barley and spring water are located. The water used for our whisky is direct run off from the Alps Mountain with natural filtration for higher quality whisky.

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⁠⁠7yrs Old - French Oak

Matured for 7 years in French oak casks, delivering deep, oaky richness with hints of toasted spices. Soubeyran is distilled in a continuous Armagnac still with five plates, a method that enhances mouthfeel, making each expression uniquely refined.

Housed in the Malty bottle from Saverglass (high-end French glass manufacturer), Soubeyran’s visual identity is both classic and elegant. The label proudly features a golden illustration of the Soubeyran Gate, a majestic tower dating back to the Middle Ages, marking the entrance to the town of Manosque in Provence, where our lands, barley and spring water are located. The water used for our whisky is direct run off from the Alps Mountain with natural filtration for higher quality whisky.

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Housed in the Malty bottle from Saverglass (high-end French glass manufacturer), Soubeyran’s visual identity is both classic and elegant. The label proudly features a golden illustration of the Soubeyran Gate, a majestic tower dating back to the Middle Ages, marking the entrance to the town of Manosque in Provence, where our lands, barley and spring water are located. The water used for our whisky is direct run off from the Alps Mountain with natural filtration for higher quality whisky.

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⁠⁠7yrs Old - Single Cask - Cask Strength

A limited-edition (only 180 bottles), single cask whisky aged in ex-Tequila casks, bottled at cask strength for an intense expression of our craft. Soubeyran is distilled in a continuous Armagnac still with five plates, a method that enhances mouthfeel, making each expression uniquely refined.

Housed in the Malty bottle from Saverglass (high-end French glass manufacturer), Soubeyran’s visual identity is both classic and elegant. The label proudly features a golden illustration of the Soubeyran Gate, a majestic tower dating back to the Middle Ages, marking the entrance to the town of Manosque in Provence, where our lands, barley and spring water are located. The water used for our whisky is direct run off from the Alps Mountain with natural filtration for higher quality whisky.

SALES TOOL AWARDS

Housed in the Malty bottle from Saverglass (high-end French glass manufacturer), Soubeyran’s visual identity is both classic and elegant. The label proudly features a golden illustration of the Soubeyran Gate, a majestic tower dating back to the Middle Ages, marking the entrance to the town of Manosque in Provence, where our lands, barley and spring water are located. The water used for our whisky is direct run off from the Alps Mountain with natural filtration for higher quality whisky.

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Craftsmanship in every detail

The Gate of Soubeyran is one of the four remaining medieval gates of the city of Manosque (where our farm is located and near our distillery). It marks a historical entrance point between the rural lands and the fortified city. The gate lies near the ancient Via Domitia, the Roman road that once connected Rome to Spain. The name “Soubeyran” is also the historical name of our land, where our barley is grown.
The four golden hands are inspired by the coat of arms of the city of Manosque. They also symbolize the hands of our four creators, each representing a key craft behind our whisky: the farmer (who grows and harvests the barley), the brewmaster (who mashes and ferments the malt), the distiller (who distills the mash), and the cellar master (who oversees aging and blending).

Craftsmanship in every detail

The Gate of Soubeyran is one of the four remaining medieval gates of the city of Manosque (where our farm is located and near our distillery). It marks a historical entrance point between the rural lands and the fortified city. The gate lies near the ancient Via Domitia, the Roman road that once connected Rome to Spain. The name “Soubeyran” is also the historical name of our land, where our barley is grown.
The four golden hands are inspired by the coat of arms of the city of Manosque. They also symbolize the hands of our four creators, each representing a key craft behind our whisky: the farmer (who grows and harvests the barley), the brewmaster (who mashes and ferments the malt), the distiller (who distills the mash), and the cellar master (who oversees aging and blending).

Craftsmanship in every detail

The Gate of Soubeyran is one of the four remaining medieval gates of the city of Manosque (where our farm is located and near our distillery). It marks a historical entrance point between the rural lands and the fortified city. The gate lies near the ancient Via Domitia, the Roman road that once connected Rome to Spain. The name “Soubeyran” is also the historical name of our land, where our barley is grown.
The four golden hands are inspired by the coat of arms of the city of Manosque. They also symbolize the hands of our four creators, each representing a key craft behind our whisky: the farmer (who grows and harvests the barley), the brewmaster (who mashes and ferments the malt), the distiller (who distills the mash), and the cellar master (who oversees aging and blending).

Craftsmanship in every detail

The Gate of Soubeyran is one of the four remaining medieval gates of the city of Manosque (where our farm is located and near our distillery). It marks a historical entrance point between the rural lands and the fortified city. The gate lies near the ancient Via Domitia, the Roman road that once connected Rome to Spain. The name “Soubeyran” is also the historical name of our land, where our barley is grown.
The four golden hands are inspired by the coat of arms of the city of Manosque. They also symbolize the hands of our four creators, each representing a key craft behind our whisky: the farmer (who grows and harvests the barley), the brewmaster (who mashes and ferments the malt), the distiller (who distills the mash), and the cellar master (who oversees aging and blending).

Craftsmanship in every detail

The Gate of Soubeyran is one of the four remaining medieval gates of the city of Manosque (where our farm is located and near our distillery). It marks a historical entrance point between the rural lands and the fortified city. The gate lies near the ancient Via Domitia, the Roman road that once connected Rome to Spain. The name “Soubeyran” is also the historical name of our land, where our barley is grown.
The four golden hands are inspired by the coat of arms of the city of Manosque. They also symbolize the hands of our four creators, each representing a key craft behind our whisky: the farmer (who grows and harvests the barley), the brewmaster (who mashes and ferments the malt), the distiller (who distills the mash), and the cellar master (who oversees aging and blending).

Botanical

Where quality ingredients meet artisanal craftsmanship

Our barley is grown in our lands in Provence, close to the French Alps, and it is malted by a French maltery. Unlike the industrial-grade barley commonly used in Scotland and Ireland - which is selected maily for high yield - we favor food grade barley known for its aromatic complexity. This approach is the norm in French whisky making and reflects a more artisanal, terroir-driven philosophy with full traceability from field to glass Also we work with a small maltery, allowing for customized malting methods such as specific kilning terperatures or tailored levels of exzymatic activity. This level of precision enhances flavor development and supports a truly bespoke whisky profile.

Barley

Barley

Barley is a versatile, nutrient-rich cereal grain that is high in fiber, particularly the soluble fiber beta-glucan, which is known for its cholesterol-lowering effects. It has a mild, nutty flavor and a chewy texture, making it a great addition to soups, salads, and stews as a substitute for rice. Common forms include hulled (a whole grain) and pearl (processed and not a whole grain), and it can be cooked as a hot cereal or added to pilafs.

Botanical

Where quality ingredients meet artisanal craftsmanship

Our barley is grown in our lands in Provence, close to the French Alps, and it is malted by a French maltery. Unlike the industrial-grade barley commonly used in Scotland and Ireland - which is selected maily for high yield - we favor food grade barley known for its aromatic complexity. This approach is the norm in French whisky making and reflects a more artisanal, terroir-driven philosophy with full traceability from field to glass Also we work with a small maltery, allowing for customized malting methods such as specific kilning terperatures or tailored levels of exzymatic activity. This level of precision enhances flavor development and supports a truly bespoke whisky profile.

Barley

Barley

Barley is a versatile, nutrient-rich cereal grain that is high in fiber, particularly the soluble fiber beta-glucan, which is known for its cholesterol-lowering effects. It has a mild, nutty flavor and a chewy texture, making it a great addition to soups, salads, and stews as a substitute for rice. Common forms include hulled (a whole grain) and pearl (processed and not a whole grain), and it can be cooked as a hot cereal or added to pilafs.

Ex Cognac Cask

Ex Cognac Cask

The Cognac casks contribute a round, fruity, and slightly oxidative character. Toasting levels vary by cask type but are typically medium to medium + for optimal flavor extraction without overpowering the whisky.

Botanical

Where quality ingredients meet artisanal craftsmanship

Our barley is grown in our lands in Provence, close to the French Alps, and it is malted by a French maltery. Unlike the industrial-grade barley commonly used in Scotland and Ireland - which is selected maily for high yield - we favor food grade barley known for its aromatic complexity. This approach is the norm in French whisky making and reflects a more artisanal, terroir-driven philosophy with full traceability from field to glass Also we work with a small maltery, allowing for customized malting methods such as specific kilning terperatures or tailored levels of exzymatic activity. This level of precision enhances flavor development and supports a truly bespoke whisky profile.

Barley

Barley

Barley is a versatile, nutrient-rich cereal grain that is high in fiber, particularly the soluble fiber beta-glucan, which is known for its cholesterol-lowering effects. It has a mild, nutty flavor and a chewy texture, making it a great addition to soups, salads, and stews as a substitute for rice. Common forms include hulled (a whole grain) and pearl (processed and not a whole grain), and it can be cooked as a hot cereal or added to pilafs.

Ex Tequila Cask

Ex Tequila Cask

For the Tequila casks, they are sourced from distilleries in Jalisco, Mexico. They bring light smoky, peppery, and herbal notes.

Botanical

Where quality ingredients meet artisanal craftsmanship

Our barley is grown in our lands in Provence, close to the French Alps, and it is malted by a French maltery. Unlike the industrial-grade barley commonly used in Scotland and Ireland - which is selected maily for high yield - we favor food grade barley known for its aromatic complexity. This approach is the norm in French whisky making and reflects a more artisanal, terroir-driven philosophy with full traceability from field to glass Also we work with a small maltery, allowing for customized malting methods such as specific kilning terperatures or tailored levels of exzymatic activity. This level of precision enhances flavor development and supports a truly bespoke whisky profile.

Barley

Barley

Barley is a versatile, nutrient-rich cereal grain that is high in fiber, particularly the soluble fiber beta-glucan, which is known for its cholesterol-lowering effects. It has a mild, nutty flavor and a chewy texture, making it a great addition to soups, salads, and stews as a substitute for rice. Common forms include hulled (a whole grain) and pearl (processed and not a whole grain), and it can be cooked as a hot cereal or added to pilafs.

French Oak

French Oak

Our French wine casks come from Burgundy and Jura. These regions provide seasoned oak barrels that previously held Chardonnay or Pinot Noir, contributing delicate red fruit, floral, and nutty notes. The French oak adds elegant tannins and structure.

Botanical

Where quality ingredients meet artisanal craftsmanship

Our barley is grown in our lands in Provence, close to the French Alps, and it is malted by a French maltery. Unlike the industrial-grade barley commonly used in Scotland and Ireland - which is selected maily for high yield - we favor food grade barley known for its aromatic complexity. This approach is the norm in French whisky making and reflects a more artisanal, terroir-driven philosophy with full traceability from field to glass Also we work with a small maltery, allowing for customized malting methods such as specific kilning terperatures or tailored levels of exzymatic activity. This level of precision enhances flavor development and supports a truly bespoke whisky profile.

Barley

Barley

Barley is a versatile, nutrient-rich cereal grain that is high in fiber, particularly the soluble fiber beta-glucan, which is known for its cholesterol-lowering effects. It has a mild, nutty flavor and a chewy texture, making it a great addition to soups, salads, and stews as a substitute for rice. Common forms include hulled (a whole grain) and pearl (processed and not a whole grain), and it can be cooked as a hot cereal or added to pilafs.

Cask

Cask

For the Soubeyran Signature we use 90 % ex French casks (Burgundy and Jura) and 10% ex-Islay Scotch whisky casks to add a bit of smokiness.

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Territories & Album

The People

Yves Rafattelli

Master Distiller

Yves grew up on the hills of Upper-Provence, where his father used to take him hunting and fishing, as well as picking mushrooms and harvesting herbs used in traditional Provence meals. Yves joined the Distillery in 1981, and he acquired his know how in distilling herbs from Jean Augier, a 3rd generation distiller, who started distilling in the late 1940s with his father. “Each still has its own personality” says Yves “Jean knew ours perfectly and taught me all that was there to know. Mastering the old still helped me tremendously in choosing a new one, when we had to change machinery in 2017. It is not only about the quality of the raw materials, the way you operate your still has to match the quality of what you are distilling as well.” Yves now has perfect control of the distillation process, and yet he learns something new every day which is what he loves the most about his job. “It is the "charm of the still” Yves likes to say “There's always the expectation of what's going to come out. Every shift turns into a challenge on how to extract the most subtle scented spirits.”

The People

Helene Rogeon

Master Blender

Born in the region of Cognac in 1962, joined the distillery as an oenologist in 1986, right after graduating from Bordeaux Wine University. Helene loves assembling botanicals and wines to create great flavors, and she turned her passion into her profession. As a master blender, Helene checks that the right amount of each ingredient is used correctly. She is responsible for the final flavor, making sure it doesn’t change. Helene is the one keeping the recipe, and keeping it secret, since the proportion of each ingredient in the blend is part of the Distillerie’s core know-how.