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Discover Matevosyan Wine, a family-owned winery in Armenia’s Vayots Dzor region, producing premium Areni and Voskehat wines. Award-winning wines.

Matevosyan Wine – Award-Winning Armenian Wines from Vayots Dzor

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Matevosyan Wine has received gold and bronze medals for its high-quality Armenian wines. Explore our awards and achievements.

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Discover the history of Matevosyan Wine, a family-owned winery established in 2001 in Aghavnadzor, Armenia. Explore our heritage and traditions.

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1. Wine is older than written history
The first wine remains were found in Georgia, about 8,000 years ago. This means that people were making wine before they learned to write.
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2. Wine "breathes"
When they say "wine should breathe," they are actually talking about the wine's contact with air. This helps to reveal its taste and aroma. That's why wine glasses are shaped differently.
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3. Red and white wine are made from the same grapes
Yes, you read that right. Sometimes the same grape variety can make both red and white wine, depending on whether or not the skins are left with the wine juice.
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4. Moderate wine consumption is good for the brain
Studies have shown that drinking small amounts of red wine can improve cardiovascular health and mental function. In moderation, of course.
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5. The world's oldest wine is kept in Germany
The "Speyer wine bottle" is considered the world's oldest unopened wine bottle, which is over 1,700 years old.

Discover 9 fascinating facts about wine, from its ancient production process to the connection between wine and music. Learn why wine is considered both an art and a science.

5 Interesting Facts About Wine | History of Armenian Wine

5 Interesting Facts About Wine You Didn't Know

Swirling a wine glass is not just a traditional part of winemaking culture but also has a practical purpose. This motion helps to release the wine&rsquo;s aromas, aerate it, and enhance its overall flavor profile. By swirling, the wine&rsquo;s surface comes into greater contact with oxygen, which improves the aromatic experience. This is particularly important for red wines, as they develop their complex flavors better when exposed to oxygen.
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<h3>Main Reasons for Swirling Wine</h3>
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<li>Releasing Aromas &ndash; Swirling allows the wine to interact with air, intensifying and making its aromas more noticeable.</li>
<li>Aeration &ndash; Oxygen exposure softens some harsh odors and enhances the wine&rsquo;s taste.</li>
<li>Evaluating Wine Structure &ndash; Swirling helps observe how the "legs" (droplets) flow down the glass, which can indicate alcohol or sugar levels.</li>
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<h3>How to Properly Swirl a Wine Glass </h3>
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<li>Choose the Right Glass &ndash; Narrow-rimmed glasses help retain aromas better.</li>
<li>Swirl Gently &ndash; Place the glass on a table and rotate it lightly in small circles.</li>
<li>Smell the Aroma &ndash; After swirling, bring the glass close to your nose and detect the different scent layers.</li>
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<h3>Which Wines Benefit the Most from Swirling? </h3>
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<li>Red Wines &ndash; Require more aeration to fully reveal their rich and complex flavors.</li>
<li>White Wines &ndash; Generally need less aeration, but some complex white wines benefit from swirling.</li>
<li data-start="1503" data-end="1603">Aged Wines &ndash; Be cautious, as excessive aeration might negatively impact certain older wines.</li>
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Swirling your wine allows you to fully appreciate its aromas, flavors, and structure. It&rsquo;s not just a habit among wine lovers but a scientifically supported process that enhances the wine-drinking experience. 
Have you tried this method? Share your experience and favorite wines in the comments! 🍷

Find out why people swirl a wine glass before drinking and how it helps reveal the wine's aromas and flavor nuances.

Why do people swirl wine before drinking it – Discover the Reasons

Why do people swirl wine in a glass before drinking it?

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