ArmAsKarmrahyut Reserve 2014

Product code: 17563
£28.25 inc VAT
Armenia
Red Wine from
Aragatsotn, Armenia
Country
Country: Armenia
Region
Region: Aragatsotn
Type
Type: Red Wine
Winery
Winery: ArmAs
Alcohol
Alcohol: 15%
Volume
Volume: 750 ml
Winemaker
Winemaker: Emilio del Medico
Grape
Grape: Karmrahyut
Grape: 100% Karmrahyut
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Country
Country: Armenia
Region
Region: Aragatsotn
Type
Type: Red Wine
Winery
Winery: ArmAs
Alcohol
Alcohol: 15%
Volume
Volume: 750 ml
Winemaker
Winemaker: Emilio del Medico
Grape
Grape: Karmrahyut
Grape: 100% Karmrahyut

Product Notes

ArmAs Karmrahyut Reserve is an exquisite Armenian wine that titillates connoisseurs with its impressive aromatic complexity. Birthed from the indigenous Karmrahyut grape, it woos your palate with an ensemble of wild berries and delicate hints of forest floor. A full-bodied composition, the spicy, oaky flavours, intertwined with black fruit undertones, result from a prolonged 22-month ageing in fine Caucasian oak barrels. The astounding balance between acid and tannins, paired with an elegant finish, render it an exceptional choice, embodying the vivacious spirit of the Armenian land. This wine epitomises sophistication, allowing a journey of splendid sensorial experience with each sip.

Tasting Notes

A rich, opulent Karmrahyut with bold and intense aromas showing real complexity, with notes of cranberries, cherries, plums, rose petals and hints of white pepper and cinnamon completing the aromatic melange. Full bodied on the palate, with a mineral framed deep fruit core, this has a lovely, lingering finish.

About the Winery

ArmAs

Enveloped within the exquisite ambience of Armenia's kaleidoscopic nature, the ArmAs winery is more than just a destination; it invokes a sense of serenity and luxury, making it a well-deserved haven for all wine enthusiasts. The winery lives up to its reputation by promising an immersive experience, surrounded by majestic mountains and swaying vineyards. To step into the world of ArmAs is to relish in the journey of flavours, elegance, and tradition.

Spread over 180 hectares, the ArmAs estate boasts an impressive range of vines bearing international and indigenous grape varieties. At its heart, the winery nurtures the tradition of winemaking, bringing forth a tantalising mélange of flavours. With grapes grown under the watchful gaze of Mount Ararat, each bottle of ArmAs wine speaks of the indigenous terroir, setting the precedent for true Armenian Wine.

The estate itself offers a fascinating adventure of sophisticated finesse and rich history. The guided tour of the wine cellars, filled with an array of barrels and bottles aging gracefully, lets visitors journey into the enchanting world of wine creation. Yet, it's not just about the wine. The picturesque landscapes offer captivating views that soothe one's senses, giving a taste of nature's flawless beauty.

From its meticulously maintained vineyards to the wine production and tasting rooms, the ArmAs winery offers a gasping view and a holistic experience that is undeniably unique. The tasting rooms become the focal point of the visit, offering the chance to delve into the depths of wine aromas and flavours, whilst overlooking the serene beauty of Ararat Valley,

Built on the conviction of reviving Armenia's winemaking legacy, the ArmAs winery is proof that passion and innovation merge to create masterpieces. Herein the colours, spirit and harmony of Armenia are captured; a testament to the crafting hands that put heart and soul into every bottle that rolls out of the ArmAs winery.

In essence, ArmAs winery offers an impressive amalgamation of sophisticated viticulture, splendid scenic views, and Armenia’s generous hospitality. A visit to the estate is not a mere tour, but rather an unforgettable experience that captures the essence of Armenia?

http://www.armas.am/en

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