Aparteny
A small family winery in the Armavir village of Bambakashat, named after the founders' grandfather Aparteny Mnatsakan. The vineyard was planted in 2004 and covers about 3 hectares, propagated from an experimental plot the viticulture institute laid out in the same village in the 1960s. Its main grape is the rare Karmrashat, bred there by crossing Nerkeni with Muscat Rouge de Madère, complemented by Muscat. The estate says it remains the only producer of wine from this variety, working with both clay karas and concrete.
Classification
Small family wineryUnverified
- Grape origin
- Wine from own grapes
- Production scale
- Small winery
Documented
What this is based on
Facts from public sources. "No public data" is itself a recorded fact — absence of evidence is shown, never guessed.
- Estate bottled:yes
- Founding year (as stated):2004
- Registered address:10 house, 13th str., v. Bambakashat, Armavir region
- Legal entity:Aparteny LLC
- Own production facility:yes
- Own vineyards, ha:3
- Own vineyards mentioned:yes
- Production address:wine regionSource: Вывод: адрес армянского хозяйства в винодельческом марзеInferred from catalog datarecorded Sep 18, 2026
- Region:ArmavirSource: Сведение черновика getwine: списки VWFA, путеводитель perito.media и ручная сверка по сайтам (docs/research/armenian-producers-sources.md)Inferred from catalog datarecorded Sep 17, 2026
- Website:https://apartenywine.com/
The classification is computed from public data using a published methodology and may contain errors. Producers can submit corrections and exercise the right of reply. Classification methodology
Wines
Brands and lines
- Aparteny
- Karmrashat
Price range across the lineup
Range and median of each wine's median price; approximate USD by the official reference rate.