Estate
Own grapes, own winemaking and bottling — all confirmed by sources
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Négociant
A winery without vineyards of its own: it buys grapes and makes the wine itself.
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Cooperative
The wine is made from grapes grown by the cooperative's members.
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Contract-made
Wine under this name is made to order at another winery, as the label or the producer states.
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Large producer
Output from 750,000 litres a year (about a million bottles) or from 100 ha of own vineyards.
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Small producer
Small output: up to 100,000 litres a year (about 133,000 bottles). Group-owned and state-owned producers do not receive this label.
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Geography
Vineyards on the map
Dark — the plots where vines grow; the backdrop shows the wine regions shaded by their hectares of vineyards, with the leading grapes in the label. Click a plot for its area and region, click a region for its figures.
- Producers on the map
- 33
- Places
- 37
The map
Pick a layer, then a place.
Vineyard plots are hand-drawn OpenStreetMap outlines (ODbL): about 3.4 thousand hectares against 15.2 thousand in the country, nearly all of them in the Ararat Valley. So an empty spot means “nobody mapped it”, not “nothing grows here”: Vayots Dzor and Tavush are barely outlined in OpenStreetMap. Region shading, hectares and grape harvest come from the Statistical Committee of Armenia (ArmStatBank), 2025; the grapes in the labels come from the catalogue. Region borders — OpenStreetMap. A region is an administrative unit (marz), not an appellation.
Wine regions
6 on the map
- Aragatsotn1,478 ha · Voskehat, Kangun, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Viognier
- Ararat4,740 ha · Kakhet, Kangun, Haghtanak, Tigrani
- Armavir6,060 ha · Kangun, Areni, Haghtanak, Karmrashat, Muscat
- Kotayk75 ha · Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Muscat, Riesling
- Tavush1,311 ha · Banants, Kakhet, Lalvari, Jrali, Karmrahyut
- Vayots Dzor1,272 ha · Areni, Voskehat, Khatun Kharji, Tozot, Khndoghni
Region colours
intensity — hectares of vineyards in the region, colour — region:
AragatsotnAraratArmavirKotaykTavushVayots DzorCoordinates and basemap
Where the dots come from, and how precise they are.
Exact address
The dot stands on the place itself: the producer or an open source gave the coordinate, and a person checked it. Unchecked points never reach the map.
Village point
The yard is not established: the dot stands on the village and is drawn as a ring. When several producers work from one village they share the dot, and its card lists them all.
Basemap
OpenStreetMap via OpenFreeMap: the tiles come from their servers, as with any web map. Basemap data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).
What is not on the map
Opening hours — we do not collect them, so check with the producer. Visits and tastings are shown only where confirmed; elsewhere it says “not established”.
Layer sources
- Wineries — coordinates from the producers themselves and from open sources.
- Vineyards — OpenStreetMap outlines (ODbL); hectares and grape harvest by marz — Statistical Committee of Armenia (ArmStatBank), 2025; marz borders — OpenStreetMap.