Volume: 0.7 liters | Alcohol content: 40% | Not chill-filtered | No coloring
Bache-Gabrielsen American Oak - in GP
Special features: This Cognac is characterized by a double maturation: First, it undergoes several years of aging in French Limousin oak barrels, followed by at least six months in new American oak barrels from Tennessee. This innovative combination gives the Cognac a unique depth and complexity.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Delicate tropical aromas of coconut and pineapple, harmoniously combined with notes of vanilla and cocoa from the French oak barrel.
Palate: The powerful aroma of American oak meets the velvety elegance of Limousin oak, resulting in a balanced and full-bodied tasting experience.
Finish: A fruity and rich aftertaste that reflects the harmonious connection of the oak aromas.
Distillery/Bottler: The Maison Bache-Gabrielsen was founded in 1905 by Norwegian lieutenant Thomas Bache-Gabrielsen. Since then, the house has combined traditional craftsmanship with innovative methods and has earned a reputation for high-quality Cognacs.
Product details:
Manufacturer: Bache-Gabrielsen
Bottler: Original bottling
Barrel types: French Limousin oak, new American oak from Tennessee
Kurzinfos zu Bache-Gabrielsen American Oak - in GP
What is the alcohol content of the Bache-Gabrielsen American Oak?
The alcohol content is 40%. The special aging process first takes place in Limousin oak barrels and then undergoes at least six months of finishing in new oak barrels from Tennessee.
What is the volume of the Bache-Gabrielsen American Oak?
The volume is 0.7 liters. The bottling is presented in a gift pack (GP).
What type of cask is used for the Bache-Gabrielsen American Oak?
The cask types used are American Oak. The bottling is not chill-filtered.
How is the aging of the Bache-Gabrielsen American Oak structured?
The cognac first ages in Limousin oak barrels and then receives at least six months of finishing in new oak barrels from Tennessee. On the nose, notes of vanilla, apricots, and dates are described.
Who is the bottler of the Bache-Gabrielsen American Oak?
The bottler is Original Bottling. The product comes from France.