A Renaissance Born of Ancient Soil
Driven by the Eurnekian family's vision to revive Armenia's winemaking heritage, Karas Wines began in 2003. They cultivate their vines in the unique volcanic soils of the Armavir region, blending millennia-old traditions (like the ancient karas clay amphorae) with cutting-edge viticultural science. This approach ensures each bottle reflects Armenia's rich past and vibrant future in fine wine.
AWARDS
International Wine Contest Bucharest
Karas Reserve
Golden Award Winner
Karas Classic Red
Golden Award Winner
James Suckling Awards
Mundus Vini
Karas Reserve
Golden Medal Winner
Karas Classic White
Silver Medal Winner
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If you are looking for something new to wow your guests, this bottle from Karas is an excellent choice. This distinctive Karas Reserve Areni Sireni from Armenia is a blend of 40% Areni and 60% Sireni and brings the rich essence of the Ararat Valley to life. On the nose, vibrant notes of cherries, prunes, and violet petals intertwine with a subtle earthiness and mineral undertones. The palate is fresh and medium-bodied, showcasing a harmonious mix of red berries, a touch of pomegranate, and hints of forest herbs and spices. This wine’s round tannins and balanced acidity lead to a persistent, fruity finish. Crafted in Armenia’s traditional clay karas and aged in Armenian oak, this wine is a perfect Thanksgiving companion. ($20).
Karas Winery
A Family's Journey Home and the Rebirth of Wine in Armenia
