Yerevan Brandy Factory has been producing brandy under the ARARAT label since 1887. Distilled from grapes, this brandy has aged in oak barrels for at least 5 years, and is proofed down using local spring water. It is bottled at 40% ABV.
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Killer brandy. Winston Churchill was a fan as well. Full with notes of brown sugar and assorted dried fruits. Thick and coats your throat. This is 28 dollars in Utah. I’ve spent 2 to 3 times that on cognacs and armagnacs that I didn’t enjoy even nearly enough as this. I look forward to trying the other longer aged Ararat bottles.
Ararat 5 year (5 star) distilled and bottled in Armenia. 700 ml bottle brought over in gift set, bottles sold in US are 750 ml. ABV: 40%. Aroma: Sweet/fruity, white grape notes. Taste: fruity, figs, grapes, sweet, slight oak notes. Lighter body compared to older expressions. Semi-smooth, got a little kick. Grade: B-
79 N: Datle, rozinky, sudová sladkost 22 T: ovocně sudová, rozinky, lehce do sladka, plný, trochu z toho leze alkohol 19 F: kratší až středně dlouhý, rozinky, alkohol 19 B: chuťově vyvážené a baví mě pít, jen agresivnější alkohol snižuje pitelnost a je po chvíli nepříjemný 19
Actually, the 7yr. Dates, raisins and baking spiced nougat nose. Raisin cake with a burnt bottom. Mild wood tannins. Initial sweetness is high. Body medium low. Quick finish.
very nice cognac, great value for money, but an investment in the 7 year-old Ararat is absolutely worth doing!
Nose is raisins, acetone, and white boxed cake. Tastes cakey with raisins and rose syrup.
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