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Matthys Wines
Zulal Areni Classic

Zulal Areni Classic

Armenië
Areni
Zulal Areni Classic
WijndomeinWine Works
AppellatieVayots Dzor
WijnstijlVolle Krachtige Rode Wijn
Jaargang2020
SluitingKurk
WijnbouwConventioneel
Alcohol per Volume14%
Volume750ml
Bewaarpotentieel vanaf Jaargang< 6 Jaar
OpvoedingVat in Oude Eik
€14
Beschikbaar
Gemiddelde levering in 3-5 werkdagen
CO2 Neutrale Levering
Stevige verpakking

Proefnotities

Intense, elegante rode wijn. Diepe kersenkleur. Expressief vers fruit in fijne kruidigheid onder andere rozemarijn en wilde tijm. Verfijnde smaak. Beperkte houtlagering in oudere vaten. Evenwichtige, zijdezachte wijn. Lange afdronk. Heerlijk glas wijn om zo te genieten; maar ook bij pluimwild, gesmoorde vleesgerechten en groentenschotels met zongedroogde fruitgroenten. Perfect bij verse kazen. Schenktemperatuur: 16°C

https://www.wineworks.am

Wine Story

Raised in Tuscany around her family’s vineyard, Aimee Keushguerian repatriated to Armenia in 2016 to join her father in the Armenian winemaking Renaissance and to fulfill her dream of launching her own wine brand. Soon after, Zulal was born. Meaning “pure” in Armenian, Zulal was founded to craft wines that express the purest characteristics of Armenia’s indigenous grape varieties.

Home to the earliest discovered winery (4000 B.C., in the Areni-1 cave), Armenia has a storied history of winemaking. With high elevations, dynamic climate, and volcanic soil, the Armenian terroir is one of drama and intensity. Its many indigenous varieties (Zulal has catalogued 400) have been used for winemaking over millennia and are only now being rediscovered. It is Zulal’s privilege to share them with the world.

Zulal Areni Reserve is made from ungrafted 40-60 year old vines grown in volcanic soil at 1,500 masl. The grape, Areni, is highly nuanced and thrives in the high elevation and extreme climate of Armenia, growing in character with each frigid, snowy winter and scorching, dry summer.

The grapes are hand harvested and sorted, fermented in stainless steel, and aged in Caucasian Oak barrels.

The result is a lovely homage to an ancient grape variety only recently introduced to the global stage. It is the culmination of 6.100 years of winemaking history and one bold woman’s dream.

Aimee Keushguerian
Aimee Keushguerian