Breathtaking in its beauty, nestled in the shadows of biblical Mount Ararat, 1400 meters above sea level, and only steps away from the most ancient of sites (a 6100 year old winery), the vineyards of Zorah are set in the quintessential wine producing region of Armenia, in Yeghegnadzor. A fantastic journey which began in Tuscany, Italy, and led ultimately to the ancestral homeland of its creators. Zorah Karasi 2011
Breathtaking in its beauty, nestled in the shadows of biblical Mount Ararat, 1400 meters above sea level, and only steps away from the most ancient of sites (a 6100 year old winery), the vineyards of Zorah are set in the quintessential wine producing region of Armenia, in Yeghegnadzor. A fantastic journey which began in Tuscany, Italy, and led ultimately to the ancestral homeland of its creators. Zorah Karasi 2011
3 people found it helpfulOct 6th, 2013
This wine from Armenia was hyped in a way that I expected something riper/more powerful. It was was well structured but medium bodied and slightly tart/funky stemmy old-world. I have another bottle to hit up in the cellar in a few years.
This wine from Armenia was hyped in a way that I expected something riper/more powerful. It was was well structured but medium bodied and slightly tart/funky stemmy old-world. I have another bottle to hit up in the cellar in a few years.
1 person found it helpfulJul 25th, 2014
Very serious, but oakier, more “made”, less telluric than 2009.
Very serious, but oakier, more “made”, less telluric than 2009.
Apr 23rd, 2014
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