Distillerie Grallet-Dupic is a French whisky producer located in the small village of Rozelieures in the Lorraine region of northeastern France. The Grallet-Dupic family has cultivated barley in this area for five generations and has operated its own distillery for over 150 years, situated at the foothills of an ancient volcano. This deep agricultural heritage gives the distillery a uniquely authentic farm-to-bottle character that sets it apart in the world of whisky. The distillery is best known for its Rozelieures single malt whisky, which holds the distinction of being the first whisky ever produced in Lorraine. The Rozelieures Origine expression is distilled in two passages, reflecting a traditional approach to production that honors the family's long-standing craftsmanship. Grallet-Dupic is widely regarded as one of the pioneering French whisky producers, helping to establish France's growing reputation as a serious whisky-producing nation alongside other notable distilleries such as Glann ar Mor and Warenghem. As part of a broader wave of French craft distilling, Grallet-Dupic has earned recognition among whisky enthusiasts worldwide. The combination of homegrown barley, generational expertise, and a distinctive terroir in Lorraine makes Rozelieures a compelling and authentic expression of French single malt whisky.