Producer profile

Trinity Canyon Vineyards

A winery in Aghavnadzor village, Vayots Dzor, started by three wine enthusiasts — hence the name Trinity.

Wines in the catalogue
13

Where they work

Vayots Dzor

Armenia's highest wine region: vineyards sit at 950–1,650 m on light brown soils, with about 219 mm of rain during the growing season.

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Classification

How it is classified

  • Estate. Own grapes, own winemaking and bottling — all confirmed by sources

Since 10.2026 labels are given only on confirmed facts; the former category “Small family winery” is no longer used. What changed — in the methodology

  • Grapes

    Confirmed

    Own vineyards

    Own land confirmed; no sign of bought-in grapes was found.

    Producer's website, Oct 2026

  • Winemaking

    Confirmed

    Own winemaking and bottling

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

  • 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

    Confirmed

    Vineyards in one region: Vayots Dzor

    From the location of its own vineyards.

    Producer's website, Oct 2026

Not established

  • 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 Trinity Canyon Vineyards

6100 Areni Noir

6100 Areni Noir

Trinity Canyon Vineyards

Vayots Dzor

RedEuropean

A dry red Armenian wine made from Areni, region of Vayots Dzor. Made using the European method, aged in oak barriques; alcohol 14.5%. Sources note caramel, red berries and vanilla on the nose and medium-bodied on the palate.

6800 ֏Dry
Areni Ancestors’

Areni Ancestors’

Trinity Canyon Vineyards

Vayots Dzor

RedKaras (traditional)

Areni from Vayots Dzor: a dry red Armenian wine. Made using the traditional karas method, aged in a karas; alcohol 15%. Sources note dark berries, earth and leather on the nose and long finish on the palate.

13,400 ֏Dry
Crossroads Red

Crossroads Red

Trinity Canyon Vineyards

Vayots Dzor

RedEuropean

A dry red Armenian wine made from Syrah, Merlot and Areni, region of Vayots Dzor. The classic method, ageing in a neutral vessel, 14.5% alcohol. As described by sources: on the nose, dark berries, black pepper and chocolate.

3300 ֏Dry
Crossroads Red Reserve

Crossroads Red Reserve

Trinity Canyon Vineyards

Vayots Dzor

RedEuropean

A dry red Armenian wine made from Cabernet Sauvignon and Areni, region of Vayots Dzor. Made using the European method, aged in oak barriques; alcohol 14.5%. Sources note bell pepper, caramel and red berries on the nose.

8400 ֏Dry
Crossroads Rosé

Crossroads Rosé

Trinity Canyon Vineyards

Vayots Dzor

Rosé

Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon and Areni from Vayots Dzor: a dry rosé Armenian wine. As described by sources: on the nose, spices; on the palate, silky.

3900 ֏Dry
Crossroads White

Crossroads White

Trinity Canyon Vineyards

Vayots Dzor

White

Chardonnay and Khatun Kharji from Vayots Dzor: a dry white Armenian wine. As described by sources: on the nose, floral, honey and lemon; on the palate, full-bodied.

3900 ֏Dry
Eh Voskehat

Eh Voskehat

Trinity Canyon Vineyards

Vayots Dzor

White

Voskehat from Vayots Dzor: a dry white Armenian wine. As described by sources: on the nose, fresh grass and lime.

10,100 ֏Dry
Voskehat Ancestors’

Voskehat Ancestors’

Trinity Canyon Vineyards

Vayots Dzor

Amber

Voskehat from Vayots Dzor: a amber Armenian wine. Sources note fresh grass and lime on the nose.

8100 ֏

Price range across the lineup

3300 – 13,400 ֏

8 priced wines · 3300–13,400 ֏ · median 7450 ֏ (≈ $9–$37)

Range and median of each wine's median price; approximate USD at the official Central Bank of Armenia rate.

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About

About the winery

A winery in Aghavnadzor village, Vayots Dzor, started by three wine enthusiasts — hence the name Trinity. It works with the local Areni Noir, Voskehat and Khatun Kharji alongside Syrah, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay. The house calls itself Armenia's first certified organic wine producer; its ranges are Trinity 6100 (red, white, rosé) and Crossroads. The debut vintage was made in 2013 with winemaker Artem Parseghyan, and the cellar receives visitors for tastings.

Location
Vayots Dzor
Winemaking · by catalogue
0 of 13 wines in qvevri · 5 oak-aged
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Trinity 6100Trinity Canyon VineyardsTrinity Crossroads

Visit & events

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

Events at this winery

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People & winemaking

Who is behind this winery

  • Artem Parseghyan

    Winemaker at Trinity Canyon Vineyards since the estate's debut 2013 vintage. Holds a master's degree in microbiology and food science from Yerevan State University and a European master's in viticulture, enology and wine business (Vinifera EuroMaster: Montpellier SupAgro, Geisenheim University).

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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) · Oct 2026 · Inferred

  • Own vineyards mentionedyes

    Producer's website · Oct 2026 · Stated

  • Own production facilityyes

    Producer's website · Sep 2026 · Stated

  • Named winemakeryes

    Producer's website · Oct 2026 · Stated

Company and registry

Certification

  • Organic certificateyes

    Producer's website · Oct 2026 · Inferred

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Sources

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Sources behind this record

Photo: winery's website, trinitycv.com

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