Ararat Brandy 10 Year Akhtamar
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$43.97
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$33.95
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Notes: Aged for 10 years, this indulgent Akhtamar Ararat brandy is the perfect complement to your well-rounded bar. It's named after the residence of 10th century ruler King Gagik I of Bagratuni, honoring its distinctly royal feel. Ararat brandy for sale at Wine Chateau offers a vivid and elegant aroma, with notes of beeswax, walnut and oak. A delicate background of vanilla and plums add to the complex flavor profile. This amber-colored Armenian brandy has a light dryness, a long aftertaste and lively shades of cinnamon. Buy Ararat brandy online for an excellent price from Wine Chateau and take full advantage of our great discounts on cases and single bottles.
Size: 750 ML
Category: Brandy
ABV: 40%
Country: Armenia
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A very, very nice Brandy at any price!
Often people say, "for the cost," and then describe how they liked a product "for the cost." This Brandy is great regardless of price - it's just good! Will be buying more. Transaction and shipping went well.
Good Brandy.
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Website good. Fedex okay. Ararat Brandy aged 10 years, marvelous. It is a terrific, tasty, sniffy brandy.
A taste of history
I am not a connoisseur of brandies, but my Russian-born father very much looks forward to a gift of this formerly Soviet Armenian "cognac" every holiday season. The history of this spirit is rich, with legendary ties to Stalin and Churchill (who famously enjoyed this brandy with his cigars), and nowadays I also purchase several bottles to give to some of the closest friends around the holidays. Whether it is the taste alone, or taste in the context of history and cultural connection, but I know that my American friends enjoy this brandy just as much as my father. It is rich, spicy, and slightly oaky. For me, this is a classic taste of the snowy winter holidays.