WINEMAKING IN ARMENIA
WHY ARMENIA
Winemaking in Armenia dates back 6,100 years. It is here where the world's oldest winery was discovered. Armenia boasts over 400 endemic grape varieties, meaning each wine tasting experience will be unique. Vineyards are located at altitudes up to 1,900 meters above sea level, allowing for the production of exceptional wines.
Discover the regions of Armenian winemaking
Winemaking in Armenia dates back 6,100 years. It is here where the world's oldest winery was discovered. Armenia boasts over 400 endemic grape varieties, meaning each wine tasting experience will be unique. Vineyards are located at altitudes up to 1,900 meters above sea level, allowing for the production of exceptional wines.
Discover the regions of Armenian winemaking
- AragatsotnThis region is situated at the foot of Mount Aragats. The soil here is rich in minerals, which gives the wines their distinctive flavor and aroma.
- Vayots-DzorOne of the most renowned regions of Armenian winemaking, located in the Arpa River valley. This is a unique region with highland vineyards.
- TavushThe northeastern region of Armenia. Due to the moderate climate, grapes ripen slowly, allowing them to retain acidity and fruity aromas.
- Ararat RegionThis is the largest winemaking region of Armenia, located in the southwestern part of the country, famous for its white and red dry wines.
- ArmavirArmavir is located in the west of Armenia and is one of the country's most well-known winemaking regions. Wines produced here are known for their rich flavor and aroma.
- YerevanWhile Yerevan itself isn’t an agricultural area, it's home to some of the best wineries and hosts exciting wine-related events.
