BACHE GABRIELSEN 2002

The House of Bache-Gabrielsen is a family-owned cognac house founded in 1905, which promotes a transgenerational know-how, supported by an entire team. Originally designed for the Scandinavian markets, Bache-Gabrielsen cognacs have been attracting an increasingly international audience for several decades. The Bache-Gabrielsen cognac range offers an aromatic register between accuracy and balance with innovative and exceptional products such as the range of vintage cognacs. According to Hervé Bache-Gabrielsen, "this range highlights the years of ageing in casks to demonstrate the real impact of oak on the cognac".
The year 2002 marked a turning point in European history with the adoption of the single currency and the disappearance of the Queen Mother (Elizabeth) in the British monarchy. In Cognac, the cellar master of the Bache-Gabrielsen house has selected two batches of the 2002 vintage in two distinct areas of the Grande Champagne region, expressing great complementarity when blended.