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Armenia Wine

Large producer, own vineyards

Armenia's largest wine producer, started by the Vardanyan and Mkrtchyan families, who planted their first vineyards in Armavir in 2006 and built the red-tuff winery complex at Sasunik in Aragatsotn in 2008. The company reports 135 ha of its own vineyards, over 80 ha of them organically certified, and sources additional fruit from more than 600 growers across four regions. Annual capacity is stated at 14 million bottles, spread across lines from the entry-level Armenia range to the premium Takar and Tariri labels, alongside V&M brandy. The site also houses Armenia's Wine History Museum and the Nazani restaurant.

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Classification

Large producer, own vineyardsUnverified

Grape origin
Own grapes plus purchased fruit
Production scale
Large 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.

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

  • Aratashen
  • Armenia
  • Art Armenia
  • Bione
  • Gavat
  • Gorg
  • Khorovats
  • Knar
  • Mayrik
  • Nazani
  • Nrani
  • Old Armenia
  • Oror
  • Orran
  • Papik
  • Sevuk
  • Takar
  • Takar Organic
  • Tariri
  • V&M
  • Yerevan

Price range across the lineup

34 priced wines1820–41000 ֏

Range and median of each wine's median price; approximate USD by the official reference rate.