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Green Village

Green Village is a wine and brandy factory set up in early 2021 near the village of Koghb in Tavush, in Armenia's north-east, with the stated aim of bringing industry to border communities.

Region
Tavush
Wines in the catalogue
4
Own winemaking and bottling · from indirect evidence: small output

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Where they work

Tavush

The north-east of the country and the only one of the five regions with a genuinely humid climate: about 410 mm of rain during the growing season against 157–219 mm elsewhere, a milder winter (January averaging about −0.

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Classification

How it is classified

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  • Winemaking

    Confirmed

    Own winemaking and bottling

    Own cellar or marani, in the producer's own words.

    Producer's website, Sep 2026

  • Output

    From indirect evidence

    Small · under 100,000 L a year

    A narrow range from one region and a named winemaker are signs of a small producer, not a confirmation.

    getwine catalogue

    Sources (2)
    • Producer's website, Oct 2026

  • Place

    From indirect evidence

    All wines from one region: Tavush

    From the wines it releases (getwine catalogue).

Not established

  • Grapes — The producer does not say whether the grapes are its own. In Armenia, vineyard areas by producer are not disclosed publicly.
  • 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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Wines

Wines from Green Village

Lalvari

Green Village

Tavush

White

A dry white Armenian wine made from Lalvari, region of Tavush.

no priceDry

Red

Green Village

Tavush

Red

A dry red Armenian wine made from Karmrahyut and Kakhet, region of Tavush.

no priceDry

Rosé

Green Village

Tavush

Rosé

Pinot Noir and Kakhet from Tavush: a dry rosé Armenian wine.

no priceDry

White

Green Village

Tavush

White

Rkatsiteli and Banants from Tavush: a dry white Armenian wine.

no priceDry

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About

About the winery

Green Village is a wine and brandy factory set up in early 2021 near the village of Koghb in Tavush, in Armenia's north-east, with the stated aim of bringing industry to border communities. Its wines are sold under the Koghba label: dry and semi-dry white, rosé and red from local varieties such as Lalvari, Banants, Kakhet and Karmrahyut, with the first releases in 2022; the winery also runs a nursery for rare Tavush grapes (Lalvari, Jrjruk, Khndoghni, Jrali). Winemaker: Gagik Aghababyan.

Location
Tavush
Lines
Koghba Wines

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