The grape variety Kangun
An Armenian complex hybrid used to produce wine and brandy.
Kangun is a complex hybrid obtained in 1979 by P.K. Aivazyan at the Armenian Wine Research Center in Merdzavan, close to the Armenian capital Yerevan, crossing Sukholimansky bely and Rkatsiteli.
The Sukholimansky is a cross between a Chardonnay and a Plavai, made in 1949 at the research center in Odessa, Ukraine. The Rkatsiteli is a grape widely planted in the Caucasus, especially in Geogie, but can also be found in Moldova, China and a few other countries. The Rkatsiteli is a useful grape variety that produces many beautiful wines.
Kangun is used to make wine mainly in the Ararat Valley in Armenia.
Keerk white wine
€10,95
ArmAs Kangun 2018
€12,95
Voskevaz dry white wine
€9,95
Van Ardi Kangun 2019
€14,95
2018 ArmAs Kangun Semi-Sweet
€12,95
Voskeni Kangun semi dry
€9,95