Diana Khandilyan
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first heard Jul 2026
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But because of high altitude and, you know, there's a different spectra, physics and stuff like that, it had to grossen up the grape, the skin.
So at this altitude of 1,500 to 1,700 meters altitude in this region, which is very high diurnals, very cold in winter, extremely cold in winter, it became almost a thicker skin variety.
So the right tasting for RNA is by altitude.
And it will be amazing how thinkers are changing.
Minus 20 Celsius can be.
So we are very lucky in Armenia because actually these wines are ungrafted.
They are on their own route.
Yeah.
Because if they survive 6,000 years, you know, they can survive anything at this point.
So phylloxera doesn't like the soil.
It's very volcanic soil.
And at that altitude, it's rarely you can find phylloxera.
So if we go lower, so the second wine that we will try, it's a little bit lower.
It's about 1,000 meters altitude.
There were a couple of episodes of phylloxera.
But mostly, I mean, let's say over 60% of grapes in Armenia are self-rooted.
So there are a couple of old wines, but they were like wildly grown.
Basically, they were not pruned.
They were not attended to.
People will still make wine, but that will be probably sweeter wine for whatever home consumption and things like that.
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