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/_static/winebuyers-placeholder.png "Armorik YEUN ELEZ Whisky Breton Single Malt JOBIC 46% Vol. 0,7l in Giftbox")
Armorik Yeun Elez Whisky Breton Single Malt Jobic 46% Vol. 0,7L In Giftbox
| Type | Spirits, Whiskey |
Product number: 668274
£78.65
Price per bottle
Yeun Elez is a peat Breton whisky distilled from peat (50 ppm) malted barley
from Scotland.The name "Yeun Elez" comes from an old peat bog in the heart of
the Armorique Nature Reserve, which is also home to many Breton legends (such as
that of Tadic Coz, which is also featured on the label).
The Yeun Elez is located in the Monts d'Arree in the heart of the Armorique
nature reserve and is a swamp that is considered in Breton legends to be the
gateway to hell.
According to the legend of Anatole le Braz, it is the place where the evil souls
that plagued the living were thrown into hell.
Tadic-Coz knew the secret as well as the ritual of locking up the souls of the
spirits in the body of a black dog. He instructed young Jobic to lead the dog to
the gates of the underworld.
So he went from the presbytery to the presbytery and led the black dog to the
rector of Commana. At sunset, together they threw the black dog into the swamp
of Yeun Elez and condemned the spirit to hell.
"We are entering the Yeun Elez, he said to Jobic. Whatever you hear, don't look
away. It is about your life in this world and your salvation in the next. - A.Le
Braz, La Legende de la mort en Basse-Bretagne, 1893
from Scotland.The name "Yeun Elez" comes from an old peat bog in the heart of
the Armorique Nature Reserve, which is also home to many Breton legends (such as
that of Tadic Coz, which is also featured on the label).
The Yeun Elez is located in the Monts d'Arree in the heart of the Armorique
nature reserve and is a swamp that is considered in Breton legends to be the
gateway to hell.
According to the legend of Anatole le Braz, it is the place where the evil souls
that plagued the living were thrown into hell.
Tadic-Coz knew the secret as well as the ritual of locking up the souls of the
spirits in the body of a black dog. He instructed young Jobic to lead the dog to
the gates of the underworld.
So he went from the presbytery to the presbytery and led the black dog to the
rector of Commana. At sunset, together they threw the black dog into the swamp
of Yeun Elez and condemned the spirit to hell.
"We are entering the Yeun Elez, he said to Jobic. Whatever you hear, don't look
away. It is about your life in this world and your salvation in the next. - A.Le
Braz, La Legende de la mort en Basse-Bretagne, 1893