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Yerevan Brandy Company Ararat 5 Year Old Brandy
Yerevan Brandy Company Ararat 5 Year Old Brandy
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Armenia. Ararat. Five Years. The Soul of the Caucasus.
Ararat Brandy is the most celebrated spirit of Armenia — produced by the Yerevan Brandy Company, founded in 1887 in the shadow of Mount Ararat, the iconic peak that has defined Armenian identity for millennia. Made from Armenian grape varieties grown in the Ararat Valley and aged in Limousin oak barrels, Ararat 5 Year is the flagship expression of the house: smooth, elegant, and deeply expressive of the Caucasian brandy tradition that Winston Churchill famously preferred above all others. A spirit of genuine history and regional pride.
Tasting Notes
- Nose: Warm and inviting — dried apricot, vanilla, and toasted oak with a distinctive Armenian brandy character and a gentle floral sweetness
- Palate: Smooth and well-rounded — dried fruit, caramel, vanilla, and a warm oak spice with the elegant, refined character of five years in Limousin oak
- Finish: Long and warming with lingering dried fruit, vanilla, and a dignified oak warmth
Specs
- Producer: Yerevan Brandy Company, Yerevan, Armenia — est. 1887
- Style: Armenian Brandy — 5 Years, Limousin Oak
- ABV: 40% / Proof: 80
- Size: 700ml
The spirit of Armenia, aged five years in Limousin oak — Ararat 5 Year is the classic Armenian brandy for the drinker who wants genuine Caucasian heritage in their glass.
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