Haghtanak

Haghtanak is a local grape with a late maturation period. The name ''Haghtanak'' means ''victory'' in Armenian. Since its juice and pulp have an intense red color, Haghtanak is an important part of many blends (mainly with Kakhet), but is also suitable for making high-quality varietal wines with good aging potential. Haghtanak is primarily spread in the Ararat plateau.

Richly complex wines are crafted from Haghtanak, that transfer the rapture of triumph and are indeed a victory for winemakers. Rich in tannin structure, Haghtanak wines are simultaneously granted a subtle purple hue and fruity aromas of blackberry, blackcurrant, plum, cherry, as well as vanilla and cloves. Occasionally, the bouquet may present with pepper and hints of coffee and chocolate.

Haghtanak wines perfectly go along with gentle veal dishes and salads dressed with balsamic vinaigrette, creamy blue cheese, and tasteful tahini.