Armenian brandies “Ararat” will soon be offered to consumers in new packing and at higher prices, Director of the Yerevan Brandy Company Ara Grigoryan told reporters.
Three- and five-star brandies will not rise in price. “Ani”, “Akhtamar”, “Otborny” will show a 2% rise. The most expensive is the super-premium brandy “Nairi”, which is made of very old alcohols.
Grigoryan also reported a considerable increase in sales in the Armenian market, while the Russian market is slowly recovering.
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