Voskevaz Red Dry 2019
Voskevaz Red Dry is a traditional blend of Voskevaz winery from the Aragatsotn wine region. This delicious Armenian red wine with an alcohol content of 12.5% is made from local grape varieties 70% Kakhet 30% Haghtanak. The grapes are carefully selected and hand-picked, then destemmed and crushed, vinified at 25-30 degrees for 8 to 10 days. The grape varieties are vinified separately and finally blended according to tastings. Became curious? This beauty is definitely worth trying. Now available to order through our webshop.
Taste character Voskevaz Red Dry
Voskevaz Red Dry has a ruby red color in the glass, with beautiful notes of cherries, plums, hints of oak and a soft, harmonious taste. Clear flavors and fruity aromas, with balanced tannin’s and acidity. This wine can be accompanied by aged cheeses, red meat and poultry dishes. Serving temperature 8-10°C.
€9,65
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Description
The Wine House
Voskevaz Winery is located in the Aragatsotn region of Armenia in the village of the same name, “Voskevaz”, which means “golden forest” in Armenian. The foothill area of the highest mountain in Armenia-Aragats is amazingly beautiful and diverse, and the country has preserved cultural layers of ancient Armenian civilization. Just a few kilometers from the winery, on the edge of the picturesque gorge of the river Kasakh, there are the remains of the “Badali Jam” church built in the 5th-7th centuries. Parts of karases (Amphoras of Armenian clay) were found nearby, which were dug into the ground and used to age the wine. Voskevaz Winery was founded in 1932. With all modern innovations, it still carefully preserved many of its authentic elements, including the buildings.
