Producer profile

Domaine Djabourian

A French-Armenian family estate founded in 2020 by two brothers in the village of Aghavnadzor, Vayots Dzor.

Wines in the catalogue
2

Where they work

Vayots Dzor

Armenia's highest wine region: vineyards sit at 950–1,650 m on light brown soils, with about 219 mm of rain during the growing season.

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Classification

How it is classified

  • 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.
  • Grapes

    Confirmed

    Own vineyards

    Own land confirmed; no sign of bought-in grapes was found.

    Producer's website, Oct 2026

  • Output

    Confirmed

    Small · under 100,000 L a year

    Own land up to 13 ha and only own grapes: output is limited by the land.

    Producer's website, Oct 2026

  • Place

    From indirect evidence

    All wines from one region: Vayots Dzor

    From the wines it releases (getwine catalogue).

Not established

  • Winemaking — No confirmation of where the wine is made: neither the producer's own word about its cellar nor a production-register entry.
  • Ownership — In Armenia, company founders are not disclosed publicly.
  • Certification — No information. We count only organic and biodynamic certificates with a control-body code or a certifier-register entry.

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About

About the winery

A French-Armenian family estate founded in 2020 by two brothers in the village of Aghavnadzor, Vayots Dzor. The 10-hectare vineyard sits at about 1,350–1,400 m on volcanic and limestone soils and is planted only with ungrafted native varieties, Areni and Voskehat. The first harvest came in 2021 and the first bottling of the Yeriza wine in 2022; since 2024 the vineyard is being converted to organic farming and the estate's own winery is under construction. Wines are sold in France through the estate's online shop.

Location
Vayots Dzor
Lines
Yeriza

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Photo: winery's website, domainedjabourian.com

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