Bache-Gabrielsen Garraud Lot 91 Borderies

Volume: 0.35 liters | Alcohol content: 47% | Chilled filtered | Without colorants

Bache-Gabrielsen Garraud Lot 91 Borderies

Special features: The Bache-Gabrielsen Garraud Lot 91 Cognac comes from the renowned Borderies region in France. This Cognac is bottled without colorants and is characterized by its high alcohol content of 47%. The bottling represents the tradition and quality of the family-run house Bache-Gabrielsen, which was founded in 1905. With a strong presence in the Scandinavian market, the company is known for high-quality Cognacs that are especially popular in Norway.

Tasting Notes:

• Nose: On the nose, the Bache-Gabrielsen Garraud Lot 91 Cognac exudes a delicate bouquet of fresh flowers, including violets and roses, accompanied by aromas of dates and white chocolate. Subtle aromas of fresh flowers are further complemented by notes of crushed almonds and apricot.
• Palate: On the palate, the Cognac unfolds notes of cardamom and oak smoke, accompanied by a pleasant sweetness that is emphasized by the high alcohol content of 47% vol. Additionally, rich aromas of hazelnuts, fresh vanilla, and a hint of old leather emerge.
• Finish: The finish is harmonious and conveys a lasting aroma that underscores the floral and spicy notes of the palate.

Distillery/Bottler: Bache-Gabrielsen is a medium-sized, family-run Cognac house that is appreciated for its high-quality products. The company is currently led by Herv Bache-Gabrielsen in the fourth generation. With over a million bottles sold annually, Bache-Gabrielsen has a strong presence in the Scandinavian market, especially in Norway. The company's philosophy emphasizes innovation, authenticity, and passion in Cognac production.

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