Red Wine

"Madrasa" (Matrasa) is an indigenous variety of red grape, predominantly grown in the mountainous regions of the Shirvan district, with the highest point at the summit of Mount Babadag, which reaches a height of 3629 meters. The variety is named after the village of Madrasa in the Shamakhi district of Azerbaijan (Shirvan region). Madrasa wine constitutes the so-called "golden fund" of Azerbaijan's ancient winemaking tradition. From the Madrasa variety, rich red wines are produced. They are abundant in aromas of raspberry and wild berries, with a prolonged aftertaste.

Merlot, a grape variety, was initially mentioned as "Merlau" in 1784, translating to "blackbird" in Southern French. In 1824, it became known as Merlot. It has become a global cultivar, grown on every continent except Antarctica. Wines of this variety are characterized by cherry-plum aroma with hints of olive, rosemary, mushrooms, and tobacco. Our Merlot labels pay tribute to our beloved cato-dog, Ursik.