Sauvignon Blanc
White Dry β’ Armenia
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Sauvignon Blanc
This is not a Sauvignon Blanc in the traditional sense - it is something older and more interesting. The wine is a 50/50 blend of two Armenian white grapes: Voskehat, known as the "Queen of Armenian Grapes," and Kangun, the most widely planted white variety in the country. Voskehat has been cultivated for over 3,000 years, with some vines still producing today estimated to be 150 years old. Both grapes are grown at elevations up to 6,000 feet in volcanic soil across the Vayots Dzor and Ararat regions - conditions that produce a natural freshness and aromatic complexity that no amount of winemaking technique can manufacture. The result is a wine that tastes familiar to Sauvignon Blanc lovers but carries a depth and character entirely its own.
Light-bodied and dry, with a soft, almost creamy texture that makes it very easy to drink. You'll get honey, green apple, and a little white peach - nothing sharp or overly tart. There's a gentle floral note on the finish that lingers in the best way. Overall, it's a relaxed, refreshing white that feels approachable from the very first sip.
Grilled sea bass or halibut
Goat cheese and herb crostini
Chicken in lemon cream sauce
Fresh mezze board
"I wanted a white wine that could surprise people, something that tastes like a Sauvignon Blanc but comes from a place with history behind it. This is that wine."
Michael Franzese
Founder, Franzese Wine
The Birthplace of Wine
From Ancient Soil To Your Table
Long before the vineyards of France and Italy, long before the cellars of Napa Valley, there was Armenia β the cradle of winemaking. In 2011, archaeologists discovered the world's oldest known winery in the Areni-1 cave complex, dating back over 6,200 years.
This is not just wine. This is liquid heritage β a direct connection to the very origins of viticulture.
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