Ijevan
One of Armenia's oldest wineries, founded in 1951 in Ijevan, Tavush province, in the valley of the Aghstev and Spitak Jur rivers. In 2005 the plant was bought by businessman E. L. Yeghiazaryan, after which it was modernised and the range widened to some thirty products. Its own vineyards cover more than 300 hectares in the Ararat Valley, while grapes for processing come mainly from Tavush. Besides wine it makes brandy, sparkling wine, fruit vodkas, juices and preserves.
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.
- Buys grapes:yes
- Founding year (as stated):1951
- Registered address:9 Yerevanyan str., 4001, Ijevan, Armenia
- Legal entity:Ijevan Wine-Brandy Factory CJSC
- Own production facility:yes
- Own vineyards, ha:300
- Own vineyards mentioned:yes
- Production address:wine regionSource: Вывод: адрес армянского хозяйства в винодельческом марзеInferred from catalog datarecorded Sep 18, 2026
- Region:TavushSource: 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://ijevangroup.am/
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
No data
Brands and lines
- Hin Ijevan
- Ijevan
- Mkhitar Gosh
- Sapor
- Sargon