Producer profile

Sarduri

The estate was founded in 2011 in Aghtsk village, Aragatsotn province.

Wines in the catalogue
3

Aragatsotn, Armeniasarduriwines.comfacebook

Where they work

Aragatsotn

A region on the slopes of Aragats at 1,100–1,400 m, on semi-desert, brown and light brown soils, with about 209 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

    The producer states that all its grapes are its own.

    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

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.
  • 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.

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About

About the winery

The estate was founded in 2011 in Aghtsk village, Aragatsotn province. Its 10 hectares of vineyards were planted back in 2003 by founder Garush Samvelyan, a hereditary winemaker, and the wines are made only from estate fruit. Ancient Armenian varieties are worked — Voskehat (Kharji) and Kakheti — combining local tradition with modern French technique. Three wines are made: a white, a red and a sweet muscat. The name is taken from the Urartian king Sarduri.

Location
Aragatsotn
Lines
Sarduri

Visit & events

Sold at In Vino (Yerevan) — per shop catalogues from September 2026

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Vineyards

Vineyards

Location not confirmed on the map.

Record

What this record is based on

Classification evidence

  • Сведение черновика getwine: списки VWFA, путеводитель perito.media и ручная сверка по сайтам (docs/research/armenian-producers-sources.md) · Sep 2026 · Inferred

  • Own vineyards, ha10

    Producer's website · Oct 2026 · Stated

  • Own vineyards mentionedyes

    Producer's website · Oct 2026 · Stated

  • Estate bottledyes

    Producer's website · Sep 2026 · Stated

  • Named winemakeryes

    Producer's website · Oct 2026 · Stated

  • Buys grapesno

    Producer's website · Oct 2026 · Inferred

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Sources behind this record

Photo: winery's website, sarduriwines.com

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