Classification
How it is classified
No label. A label is given only when every fact behind it is confirmed. Below is what is known about the producer.
Since 10.2026 labels are given only on confirmed facts; the former category “Winery with own production” is no longer used. What changed — in the methodology
Grapes
From indirect evidenceOwn vineyards
From indirect evidenceOwn vineyards are mentioned without area or location — a sign, not a confirmation.
Открытые публикации об армянском виноделии, Sep 2026
Winemaking
From indirect evidenceOwn winemaking and bottling
From indirect evidenceA wine-agency register entry, an address or a map object is a sign, not a confirmation of a cellar.
Открытые публикации об армянском виноделии, Sep 2026
Not established
- Ownership — In Armenia, company founders are not disclosed publicly.
- Output — Output is not disclosed.
- Place — Where the vineyards are is unknown, and none of the producer's wines in the catalogue has a region.
- Certification — No information. We count only organic and biodynamic certificates with a control-body code or a certifier-register entry.
Methodology 2026.10.2 · The classification can be wrong. The producer can send facts, and the classification will be recalculated.
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Wines from Givany
Haghtanak Milagh Special Reserve
Givany
A dry red Armenian wine made from Haghtanak and Kakhet.
Muscat Semi-Sweet
Givany
Muscat: a semi-sweet white Armenian wine. As described by sources: on the nose, oak.
Natural Muscat
Givany
Muscat: a dry Armenian wine.
Red
Givany
A dry red Armenian wine made from Haghtanak and Kakhet.
Haghtanak Milagh Reserve
Givany
A dry red Armenian wine made from Haghtanak and Kakhet.
Reserve Haghtanak Kakhet
Givany
A dry red Armenian wine made from Haghtanak and Kakhet.
White
Givany
A dry white Armenian wine. As described by sources: on the nose, floral.
Price range across the lineup
5100 – 13,800 ֏
4 priced wines · 5100–13,800 ֏ · median 7550 ֏ (≈ $14–$38)
Range and median of each wine's median price; approximate USD at the official Central Bank of Armenia rate.
About
About the winery
A family estate in the village of Pokr Vedi in Ararat province, looking out on Mount Ararat and Khor Virap. The label was launched in 2020, though home winemaking runs back through earlier generations, and the old cellar was built by the current winemaker's great-grandfather Givan. Reds come from Milagh and Haghtanak grown in the Ararat valley; there is also a dry Muscat white.
- Location
- Ararat
- Lines
- Givany Wines
Visit & events
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Vineyards
Vineyards
- Own vineyards mentionedyes
Открытые публикации об армянском виноделии · Sep 2026 · Stated
Location not confirmed on the map.
Record
What this record is based on
Classification evidence
- RegionArarat
Сведение черновика getwine: списки VWFA, путеводитель perito.media и ручная сверка по сайтам (docs/research/armenian-producers-sources.md) · Sep 2026 · Inferred
- Own vineyards mentionedyes
Открытые публикации об армянском виноделии · Sep 2026 · Stated
- Own production facilityyes
Открытые публикации об армянском виноделии · Sep 2026 · Stated
Company and registry
- Legal entityNoyan Vaz LLC
Магазин Фонда винограда и вина Армении · Sep 2026 · Stated
- Founding year (as stated)2020
Открытые публикации об армянском виноделии · Sep 2026 · Stated
Sources
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Sources behind this record
Открытые публикации об армянском виноделии
3 facts · last checked Sep 2026
Магазин Фонда винограда и вина Армении
1 fact · last checked Sep 2026
Сведение черновика getwine: списки VWFA, путеводитель perito.media и ручная сверка по сайтам (docs/research/armenian-producers-sources.md)
1 fact · last checked Sep 2026
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