Aged 5 Years
40%

Colour: A gorgeous golden amber.
Aroma: A fresh aroma intensifies with the scent of fruit and oak, smoothly transitioning to vanilla and cinnamon tones.
Taste: Hints of caramel, plum and pear blend harmoniously in the robust flavour. Slightly tart finish transitions into an acidic aftertaste.

As mentioned in the Bible, Mount Ararat is the cradle of humanity. In the 13th Century, the famous explorer Marco Polo described Ararat as a mountain with a constantly growing snowy peak, and impossible to climb. The first documented ascent to the summit of Mount Ararat was recorded to be September 27, 1829 (October 9 in the Gregorian calendar), when a 37-year old professor, Dr. Friedrich Parrot, together with the distinguished Armenian writer Khachatur Abovian, reached the mountain’s peak. During a later expedition in 1876, while enjoying the view of the Ararat Valley from the mountain’s top, a recognised British scholar and statesman, James Bryce, noted that if it were the place where mankind first set foot on the ground, one could not imagine a more fascinating centre of the universe.