Only a few left in stockDelivery time: 5 business days
Volume: 0.7 liters | Alcohol content: 46% | Not chill-filtered | No coloring
Bache-Gabrielsen Whisky Francais Tourbe (Peated)
Special features: This French single malt whisky impresses with a subtle peatiness of 35 ppm, producing smoky and roasted notes without overshadowing the malt aromas. The double maturation in two different former cognac casks adds additional aromatic complexity.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Animal notes, wild earth, a hint of sea breeze, and roasted almonds.
Palate: Powerful and persistent with spices, cloves, and black pepper; a blend of smoky and grilled aromas.
Finish: A light peaty finish (35 ppm) that does not overpower the malt aromas but lingers long on the palate, complemented by notes of roasted peanuts.
Distillery/Bottler: The Maison Bache-Gabrielsen was founded in 1905 by Thomas Bache-Gabrielsen, a Norwegian officer who came to the Cognac region and settled there. Today, the company is run by the Bache-Gabrielsen family and is known for its innovative products and the combination of traditional craftsmanship with modern techniques.
Kurzinfos zu Bache-Gabrielsen Whisky Francais Tourbe (Peated)
What is the alcohol content of Bache-Gabrielsen Whisky Francais Tourbe (Peated)?
It has 46%. The bottling is not chill-filtered.
What volume does Bache-Gabrielsen Whisky Francais Tourbe (Peated) have?
The product has 0.7 liters. The maturation took place twice in two different former Cognac casks.
Does Bache-Gabrielsen Whisky Francais Tourbe (Peated) have an age statement?
The Bache-Gabrielsen Whisky Francais Tourbe (Peated) does not have an age statement. The manufacturer is Bache-Gabrielsen and the bottler is listed as an original bottling.
In what types of casks was Bache-Gabrielsen Whisky Francais Tourbe (Peated) matured?
It matured in former Cognac casks. The whisky has a peat level of 35 ppm.
Which country does Bache-Gabrielsen Whisky Francais Tourbe (Peated) come from?
The product comes from France. The Maison was founded in 1905 by Thomas Bache-Gabrielsen.