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The 50 ml miniature of TUFF XO: Armenian brandy aged 20 years, the same square bottle and hand-cut tuff cap in miniature. 40%.

TUFF XO 50 ml is made from Mskhali and Kangun grapes of the 2003 harvest, grown in the Ararat valley. The brandy is aged 20 years in Caucasian oak barrels at the Proshyan Brandy Factory in Yerevan. The miniature square bottle carries the gold TUFF letters and is closed with a hand-carved volcanic tuff cap. For a small gift, a tasting set or a first meeting with TUFF. 40% vol, 50 ml.

Deep amber with golden glints. Dried fruit, candied apricot and roasted almond on the nose, with a light note of cinnamon. A soft palate with hints of caramel, dark chocolate, vanilla and dried fig, rounded out by delicate oak. A long, smooth, warm finish.

Armenian brandy aged 20 years in Caucasian oak, closed with a cap cut by hand from volcanic tuff. 40%, 700 ml, gift box.

TUFF XO is Armenian brandy from Mskhali and Kangun grapes of the 2004 Ararat valley harvest, distilled twice and aged 20 years in Caucasian oak. It is made at the Proshyan Brandy Factory in Yerevan, founded in 1885. The cap is cut from Armenian volcanic tuff and finished by hand, so no two are alike. The hollow cap can be kept as a keepsake once the bottle is empty. The packaging by Backbone Branding received a Red Dot Award and two Pentawards in 2024. 40% vol, 700 ml, in a black gift box.

Deep amber with golden glints. Dried fruit, candied apricot and roasted almond on the nose, with a light note of cinnamon. A soft palate with hints of caramel, dark chocolate, vanilla and dried fig, rounded out by delicate oak. A long, smooth, warm finish.

Armenian brandy aged 30 years, 1994 harvest, limited series. The carving on the tuff cap reproduces a 10th-century relief from Aghtamar. 40%, 700 ml, dark blue case.

TUFF Heritage is the oldest brandy of the house: Mskhali and Kangun grapes of the 1994 Ararat valley harvest, aged 30 years in oak at the Proshyan Brandy Factory in Yerevan. Its cap is carved in tuff after a relief on the Church of the Holy Cross, built from 915 to 921 on Aghtamar Island in Lake Van, from the same kind of stone as the church. A limited series in a dark blue case with a carrying bag. 40% vol, 700 ml.