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Armenia Is Producing Some of the World’s Most Interesting Wines — If You Can Find Them
When Armenia became part of the Soviet Union in 1922, winemaking shifted into collective farming, with grapes grown solely for brandy and dessert wine production. But some older vineyards ...
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Novabev Group, Yerevan Brandy Company extend partnership for 10 years
MOSCOW. Feb 5 (Interfax) - Novabev Group , one of Russia's leading producers and distributors of alcoholic beverages, and Yerevan's brandy, wine and vodka factory Ararat have extended their ...
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Friday Read: Reviving Armenia
Justin Keay speaks to Armenian star, Zorik Gharibian, who grew up in Italy and turned his back on a successful career in ...
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Sip Your Way Through The Cocktail Culture In The Capital City Of A South Caucasus Nation
Yerevan, Armenia, might be around 2,805 years old, but it's anything but stuck in the past. While the post-Soviet city has long been known for its world-famous brandy and wine, with its offerings ...