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Voskevaz Muscat Rosali 2006

Voskevaz Muscat Rosali 2006

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Description

This elegant fortified wine is made of late harvested, sun-dried grapes of Muscat Vardabuyr. This rare Armenian variety is famous for its gorgeous aromas. In fact, the name Vardabuyr can be translated as “aroma of roses”. Light amber in colour, Voskevaz Muscat Rosali shows charming notes of tea rose petals, acacia and honeysuckle. These are followed by seductively sweet flavours of dried apricots and lemon peel, with an exquisite hint of marzipan.

Voskevaz is Armenia’s oldest and most prominent winery and this is one of their finest dessert wines. Pair Voskevaz Muscat Rosali with blue cheese or foie gras for an utterly delicious food and wine combination. 

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White Wine
Dessert Wine, Sweet
2006
16%
Armenia
Aragatsotn
Muscat Vardabuyr
Voskevaz Winery
Conventional
Serve in sweet wine glass
6-10ºC
Apple crumble, Blue cheeses, Cheese board, Desserts, Digestive, Foie gras, Fruit, Fruit tarts
Vegan

Julia Harding, Master of Wine

“Mid gold. Honeyed, toffeed apricots. Super-sweet, intense, caramelised apricot with an afteraste of butterscotch. Deep, sweet, rich and caressing.”

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Wine Origins

Armenia

The land of snow-peaked mountains, fast-flowing rivers and ancient churches, Armenia boasts several millennia of wine history, yet it remains one of the best kept secrets of the world of wine. The plethora of Armenian indigenous grapes is truly mind blowing, and so is the quality of wines. Volcanic soils, high altitude vineyards and old vines are just some of the things which make Armenian wines standout…

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Voskevaz Winery

The oldest operating winery in Armenia, Voskevaz will soon be celebrating 100 years since its foundation. In Armenian, “Voskevaz” means "golden bunch". Once upon a time, it was Soviet Armenia’s most prestigious winery. Nowadays, Voskevaz is family-owned, producing exquisite wines of indigenous varieties. Voskevaz were among the first wineries to revive the Armenian tradition of karases, large clay amphorae.

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Muscat Vardabuyr

Muscat Vardabuyr is a rare Armenian indigenous grape variety known for its striking aromas of tea rose petals, candied fruit and honey. Preliminary research suggests it to be an ancestor of Muscat Blanc a Petit Grains. It is used to produce both sweet and dry wines. The seductive sweetness of flavours is complemented by mouthwatering freshness on the palate.

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