Belarus has banned the import of some brandy from Georgia and Armenia, as they were not real brandy, reports the Belarusian State Committee for Standardization.
Accordingly, the import of 7-year-old Armenian Arame Brandy and the 8-year-old Georgian Shio Cellar Brandy into Belarus have been banned.
The reason is that the mass density of tannins in the aforementioned brandies was below the norm. This means that the appearance and individual properties of brandy were given to these products.
The import and sale of these two types of “brandy” in Belarus will be banned starting from Saturday.
