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Dive into the world of French history with the Bache Gabrielsen 2011 Vintage Petite Champagne Cognac. Crafted from a year that marked its significance as the warmest in France since meteorological recordings commenced, 2011 experienced an exceptionally mild spring and autumn. Both April and October outdid themselves, showcasing temperatures that surged over 4.2°C above the usual. This distinctive climate curated the unparalleled 2011 vintage emanating from the Petite Champagne region.
With 11 years of aging and a Vintage marked as 2011, this Petite Champagne Cognac is made primarily from the Ugni-Blanc grape variety. Holding an alcohol content of 46.4% and packaged in a 70 cl bottle, it has been meticulously distilled under the keen eye of Master Distiller, M. Trijol. Bottled in 2023, it boasts of an aging duration of 21 years in Limousin oak casks, presenting a naturally alluring color to the beholder.
This Bache Gabrielsen creation is a limited-edition gem, reflecting not just the attributes of its vintage but also the unwavering commitment and craftsmanship of its creators.
For an optimized experience, warm the glass in the palm of your hand to reach the cognac's ideal tasting temperature of 25°C.
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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