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GOVERNMENTAL DECISION ABOUT INTRODUCTION OF NEW TERM 'ARBUN' IS TO DIFFER BRANDY FROM COGNAC
ArmInfo
2010-06-16 09:28:00
ArmInfo.The governmental decision about introduction of a new term
'arbun' is to differ brandy from cognac, Director of Yerevan Brandy
Factory [YBF] Ara Grigoryan said at today's press-conference.
He also added that such decision of the government was incorrectly
interpreted by some mass media, which said that from now on brandy will
be called 'arbun' in Armenia. Actually, this term is regarding only
the type of 'brandy' produced from the imported spirits, and necessary
to differ the 'brandy' produced in Armenia from the 'Armenian cognac'
or Armenian brandy. According to the law, the 'Armenian cognac' and
Armenian brandy are the same. They should be by 100% produced from
the cognac spirits produced in Armenia and from the grape grown in
Armenia. As for the 'brandy' produced in Armenia using at least 40%
of the imported spirit, it will be called 'Arbun', Grigoryan said.
From: A. Papazian
ArmInfo
2010-06-16 09:28:00
ArmInfo.The governmental decision about introduction of a new term
'arbun' is to differ brandy from cognac, Director of Yerevan Brandy
Factory [YBF] Ara Grigoryan said at today's press-conference.
He also added that such decision of the government was incorrectly
interpreted by some mass media, which said that from now on brandy will
be called 'arbun' in Armenia. Actually, this term is regarding only
the type of 'brandy' produced from the imported spirits, and necessary
to differ the 'brandy' produced in Armenia from the 'Armenian cognac'
or Armenian brandy. According to the law, the 'Armenian cognac' and
Armenian brandy are the same. They should be by 100% produced from
the cognac spirits produced in Armenia and from the grape grown in
Armenia. As for the 'brandy' produced in Armenia using at least 40%
of the imported spirit, it will be called 'Arbun', Grigoryan said.
From: A. Papazian