Prunier XO Très Vieille Grande Champagne Cognac
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This stunner of a Cognac from the Grande Champagne cru was drawn from the Chai Paradis of Cognac Bache-Gabrielsen, a Lot 57 single cask selected by the maître de chai for its especially remarkable rancio notes and oak expression. It embodies the depth and maturity that only decades of patient aging can deliver - and that the Grande Champagne is so capable of showcasing.
Its dark amber robe with orange reflections hints at the richness within, while the nose bursts with spiced orange peel, persimmon, and quince paste, all wrapped in a lifted spice and the unmistakable signature of old Grande Champagne. On the palate, it’s a masterclass in balance, complexity, and haunting elegance. Fruit, wood, and spice share the spotlight in perfect harmony, with notes of apricot jam, ripe persimmon fruit, aromatic oak, and dank rancio unfolding in layers. The finish is long and seamless, fading gently with no edges in sight.
This Cognac wears its age with elegance and ease, like a cashmere sweater: soft, refined, and impeccably tailored.
Bache-Gabrielsen is a medium-sized family Cognac house with an international history. The company was created in 1905, and so it celebrated its 100th anniversary in the last few years. With its clean design, Cognac Bache-Gabrielsen takes an important position in the Cognac market, exporting mainly to Scandinavian countries. Hervé Bache-Gabrielsen, the fourth generation at the head of the company, is certainly aware that the Cognac industry is undergoing changes, with the international market being heavily developed and marketing strategies refined to cater for a younger, more fashionable consumer base. Given the size of the company compared to the major cognac houses, it is surprising to discover that this Norwegian cognac brand is the market leader in the sale of Cognac in Norway!
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