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No. 1 Among French Whiskies

The Most Awarded Whisky in the World · 8 Exceptional Editions

No.1 French Whisky Most Awarded in the World 8 Editions
CategoryFrench Whisky
OriginFrance
ABV40–43%
Editions8 Expressions
MaturationFrench Oak Casks
StatusNo.1 French Whisky
Bellevoye Whisky Collection
The Story

Born From a Quest for Freedom

The freedom to create a whisky in the land of wine. To blend three French single malts to offer the synthesis of what the industry does best.

BELLEVOYE revolutionized the French spirits market by proving that whisky of extraordinary quality could be produced in France. Through our unique blind-tasting methodology — using black Verrenoir glasses — Bellevoye consistently stands above its competitors.

This uncompromising commitment to excellence has made Bellevoye the leader in French whiskies by turnover and earned it the most medals of any whisky in the world.

World Record in Awards Master Medals, Gold — IWSC, WWA, World Whisky Masters, San Francisco World Spirits, Brussels World Competition & more.
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Collection

The 8 Editions

Bellevoye Blue
Fine Grain Finish

Bellevoye Blue

40% alc./vol.

Aged in fine grain French oak barrels, toasted slowly and at low temperatures. A process specific to Bellevoye.

Nose

Cereals, sweet spices, honey and white flowers.

Mouth

Round with yellow fruits, baked apples and gingerbread.

Finish

Long with fresh notes.

2024: Gold — IWSC
Bellevoye Blanc
Sauternes Finish

Bellevoye Blanc

40% alc./vol.

Aged in Sauternes barrels. Sourced locally, they guarantee freshness and quality.

Nose

Dried fruit, spices and acacia honey.

Mouth

Delicate and honeyed, ripe and juicy fruit.

Finish

Light with almond and hazelnut.

2022: Gold — Paris Agricultural Competition
Bellevoye Rouge
Grand Cru Finish

Bellevoye Rouge

43% alc./vol.

Aged in barrels that previously held fine Bordeaux wines.

Nose

Agen plums, crème brûlée and autumn walnuts.

Mouth

Generous and sweet. Medjool dates.

Finish

Long and flavorful with spice and brown sugar.

2024: Master Medal — World Whisky Masters
Bellevoye Green
Calvados Finish

Bellevoye Green

43% alc./vol.

Matured in old Calvados barrels, produced in limited quantities.

Nose

Baked apples with subtle cinnamon spice.

Mouth

Full and energetic with salty freshness.

Finish

Long and exuberant, persistent precious wood.

2025: Gold — World Whiskies Awards
Bellevoye Orange
Rum Finish

Bellevoye Orange

40% alc./vol.

Matured in our Costa Rican rum barrels.

Nose

Sweet spices, exotic fruits and caramelized bananas.

Mouth

Balanced, exotic and vigorous.

Finish

Melt-in-your-mouth woody and macadamia nut.

2023: Master Medal — World Whisky Masters
Bellevoye Noir
Peated Edition

Bellevoye Noir

43% alc./vol.

Aged in French oak barrels with slow and high-temperature toasting.

Nose

Empyreumatic notes: ash, toast, and mocha.

Mouth

Thick and fluffy.

Finish

Long and persistent with characteristic peaty aromas.

2023: Gold — Brussels World Competition
Bellevoye Prune
Plum Finish

Bellevoye Prune

43% alc./vol.

Aged in old plum barrels.

Nose

Fruit basket: mirabelle plums, apricots, peaches and pears.

Mouth

Fleshy with fruity flavors.

Finish

Long with almond and stewed fruit.

2024: Double Gold — San Francisco World Spirits
Bellevoye 20°
World Premiere

Bellevoye 20°

20% alc./vol.

A world first — naturally bottled at 20% ABV, reinventing the tasting experience.

Nose

Delicate, approachable, revealing finesse of triple malt.

Mouth

Smooth and creamy, perfect neat or in cocktails.

Finish

Elegant and refined — a signature of Bellevoye excellence.

World premiere — Technological breakthrough
Olivier Dumont — Cellar Master
The Cellar Master

Olivier Dumont

Cellar Master — Bellevoye

Olivier Dumont, cellar master at Bellevoye, was not a spirits expert. And that's precisely why he was chosen.

His methods, derived from the world of wine, bring an additional and unique precision to the craft of whisky-making.

Olivier Dumont holds the distinction of being the youngest winemaker to obtain 100 points from Robert Parker for a Grand Cru Bordeaux.