STORK
A label from Cascara, set up in 2020 in Aragatsotn. Its first wine, a dry white from Kangun, reached the Armenian market in summer 2021. A new 4.5-hectare vineyard was planted in 2023 on the edge of Sasunik village near Ashtarak at around 1,100 metres; an earlier plot lies in the Ararat valley. The plantings cover Chardonnay, Syrah, Montepulciano, Areni, Voskehat and Kangun. Bottling and visitor tastings happen at the small Stork Nest Winery in Sasunik. The name and the flying-stork label came after the founder started photographing the birds around the Armenian countryside.
Classification
Small family wineryUnverified
- Grape origin
- Wine from own grapes
- Production scale
- Small 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.
- Founding year (as stated):2020Source: Открытые публикации об армянском виноделииProducer statementrecorded Sep 17, 2026
- Legal entity:Cascara LLC
- Own production facility:yes
- Own vineyards, ha:4.5
- Own vineyards mentioned:yes
- Region:AragatsotnSource: 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://cascara-gourmet.com/
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
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Brands and lines
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