grape
honey
nutty
bread
clove
cinnamon
almonds
pine
rye
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Ararat Nairi 20 Year Old
Tasting Notes
Appearance / Color
Dark bronze.
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Rich and dense with pine nuts, honey, florals, and peppercorn.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
More nuts and honey with complex notes of cinnamon, clove, rye bread, and almond butter.
Finish
Long and drying with cedar wood and warm spices.
Dark bronze.
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Rich and dense with pine nuts, honey, florals, and peppercorn.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
More nuts and honey with complex notes of cinnamon, clove, rye bread, and almond butter.
Finish
Long and drying with cedar wood and warm spices.
If you are a fan of fine Cognac, you are going to love “The Pride of Armenia.”
Yerevan Brandy Company has been producing “the pride of Armenia” Brandies since 1887. Armenia is actually ideally suited for grape growing since it has rich volcanic soils, sits at the same latitude as Italy and Spain, and has large bodies of water on both sides that moderate it’s continental climate. The grapes grow in a valley at the foot of the famous Mount Ararat — where Noah’s Ark is said to have landed after the Great Flood. And Yerevan has named their exceptional line of ArArAt Brandies after the great mountain. Pernod Ricard has owned a controlling interest in the company since 1998.
The name “Nairi” comes from the ancient Nairi people who inhabited Armenia when it was called the Kingdom of Urartu thousands of years ago. ArArAt Nairi 20 YO is the top-of-the-line spirit made exclusively from those amazing Armenian white grapes. It is aged a full two decades in oak and brought to proof with local spring water. It is a pure expression of Armenian spirit in a bottle. The quality is so high that it is often referred to as Armenian Cognac, even though it is not produced in France’s Cognac region. But ArArAt Nairi 20 YO is as good as anything coming out of Europe today.
Smartass Corner:
At the Yalta Conference during World War II, Joseph Stalin brought several bottles of ArArAt Dvin Brandy to serve to Churchill, Roosevelt, and the top generals. Churchill was so impressed with the quality that he asked that a shipment of 400 bottles sent to him annually.
Yerevan Brandy Company has been producing “the pride of Armenia” Brandies since 1887. Armenia is actually ideally suited for grape growing since it has rich volcanic soils, sits at the same latitude as Italy and Spain, and has large bodies of water on both sides that moderate it’s continental climate. The grapes grow in a valley at the foot of the famous Mount Ararat — where Noah’s Ark is said to have landed after the Great Flood. And Yerevan has named their exceptional line of ArArAt Brandies after the great mountain. Pernod Ricard has owned a controlling interest in the company since 1998.
The name “Nairi” comes from the ancient Nairi people who inhabited Armenia when it was called the Kingdom of Urartu thousands of years ago. ArArAt Nairi 20 YO is the top-of-the-line spirit made exclusively from those amazing Armenian white grapes. It is aged a full two decades in oak and brought to proof with local spring water. It is a pure expression of Armenian spirit in a bottle. The quality is so high that it is often referred to as Armenian Cognac, even though it is not produced in France’s Cognac region. But ArArAt Nairi 20 YO is as good as anything coming out of Europe today.
Smartass Corner:
At the Yalta Conference during World War II, Joseph Stalin brought several bottles of ArArAt Dvin Brandy to serve to Churchill, Roosevelt, and the top generals. Churchill was so impressed with the quality that he asked that a shipment of 400 bottles sent to him annually.
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Category
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StyleArmenian Brandy
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RegionArmenia
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CountryArmenia
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Alcohol40%
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DistilleryYerevan Brandy Company
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Age20 Year Old
ArArAt Ararat Nairi 20 Year Old
(0.7l, 40%)
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