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Voskevaz

A winery in the Aragatsotn village of the same name, dating its history to 1932 and described as the oldest still-operating winery in Armenia; the village name means 'golden bunch'.

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VoskevazFrom indirect evidence: own winemaking and bottling · wines from several regions

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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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  • Grapes — Bought-in grapes are stated; whether it has vineyards of its own is not established. In Armenia, vineyard areas by producer are not disclosed publicly.
  • Ownership — In Armenia, company founders are not disclosed publicly.
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  • 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 Voskevaz

Areni

Areni

Voskevaz

Red

Areni: a dry red Armenian wine.

4100 ֏Dry
Areni Rosé

Areni Rosé

Voskevaz

Rosé

A dry rosé Armenian wine made from Areni. Sources note blueberry, cherry and raspberry on the nose.

3690 ֏Dry
Haghtanak Milagh

Haghtanak Milagh

Voskevaz

Red

A dry red Armenian wine made from Haghtanak and Kakhet.

4675 ֏Dry
Katarine

Katarine

Voskevaz

Ararat

Red

A sweet red Armenian wine, region of Ararat. Sources note oak, raisin and spices on the nose.

7600 ֏Sweet
Muscat

Muscat

Voskevaz

White

Muscat: a dry white Armenian wine. Sources note high acidity on the palate.

4675 ֏Dry
Muscat Rosali

Muscat Rosali

Voskevaz

Armavir

A sweet Armenian wine made from Muscat, region of Armavir. As described by sources: on the nose, raisin, rose and tea.

7600 ֏Sweet
Vanakan

Vanakan

Voskevaz

Red

A dry red Armenian wine. As described by sources: on the nose, leather, plum and red berries; on the palate, creamy and silky.

17,900 ֏Dry
Vintage Voskehat

Vintage Voskehat

Voskevaz

White

A dry white Armenian wine made from Voskehat. As described by sources: on the nose, oak.

6200 ֏Dry
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Price range across the lineup

3690 – 17,900 ֏

9 priced wines · 3690–17,900 ֏ · median 6200 ֏ (≈ $10–$50)

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

About

About the winery

A winery in the Aragatsotn village of the same name, dating its history to 1932 and described as the oldest still-operating winery in Armenia; the village name means 'golden bunch'. In the Soviet period the plant specialised in fortified wines and was among the republic's leading producers; the combine was privatised in 2004. It holds no vineyards of its own, working instead under contract with growers in several regions. Its Karasi Collection ferments in traditional clay karas vessels before ageing in oak.

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Aragatsotn
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VoskevazVoskevaz Karasi Collection

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Open to visitors · +374 91 776262checked 2026-09-26

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

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