π Madrasa
A red grape of Azerbaijan, the basis of local red and dessert wines.
Madrasa is a red grape variety from Azerbaijan. It is an old local variety, the basis of Azerbaijani red and dessert wines. The name is spelled in different ways, Madrasa or Matrasa. It is considered one of the best red grapes of the country.
The variety grows in different areas: Shamakhi, Ismayilli, Agsu, Ganja-Gazakh, Shirvan and Karabakh. The climate is warm, summers are hot and winters can be cold. The berries are large and dark, giving dense wine with bright colour, a tannic taste and a dark berry aroma. It makes both dry reds and sweet dessert wines.
Madrasa is in the list of grape varieties and tied to Azerbaijani wine. It is often used in blends. Azerbaijan has ancient winemaking traditions, and such local varieties are valued as heritage. Madrasa is an example of how a local variety shows the character of its country.
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- π Grape varieties
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- πΊοΈ Azerbaijani wine
- Where it grows
- π Shamakhi, π Ganja-Gazakh, π Shirvan, π Madrasa, π Ismayilli (Ivanovka), π Aghsu, π Karabakh (Aran)
Frequently asked questions
What is Madrasa?
A red grape from Azerbaijan, the basis of local red and dessert wines.
Where is Madrasa grown?
In Shamakhi, Ismayilli, Agsu, Ganja-Gazakh, Shirvan and Karabakh.
What wines are made from Madrasa?
Dense reds, sweet dessert wines, and it is also used in blends.
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