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Highland Cellars Koor Reserve White
from $34
Voskevaz Vanakan
from $67.48
Matevosyan Areni Red Semi Dry
from $17.99
Highland Cellars Koor Reserve Red 2015
from $37.99
Zorah Yeraz 2016 Wooden Box
from $114.99
Voskevaz Karasi Collection Haghtanak
from $59.9
Voskevaz Karasi Collection Areni Noir 2015
from $95.24
Getnatoun Vernashen Red Semi Sweet
from $10.99
Zorah Yeraz 2013
from $104.99
Armavir Vineyards Grand Karas 2016
from $59.95
Maran Malahi White 2019
from $22.99
Gevorkian Winery Anais Reserve Ice Wine 2011 In Tube
from $64.95
Takri Reserve
from $19.99
Voskeni White Dry 2015
from $14.99
Armavir Vineyards Karas Areni Khndoghni
from $22.99
Highland Cellars Koor Red 2016
from $17.99
Maran Malahi Red 2019
from $24.99
Van Ardi Reserve Areni 2016
from $38.9
Armas Areni Red Dry
from $12.99
Trinity 6100 Rose 2014
from $13.99

Armenian Wines: Modern Technology with Ancient Traditions

Armenian wines are known for containing a piece of the generous sun, made with modern technologies that are in harmony with ancient traditions. Both red and white wines have a rich and deep bouquet, with notes of sweet fruits, chocolate, spices, coffee, oak, flowers, and citrus. The following are some of the most popular grape varieties:
  • Areni
  • Kangun
  • Voskeat
  • Tozot
  • Movuz
  • Hndokhni
  • Akhtanat
In addition to traditional wines, a special group of Armenian wines are original fruit wines made from raspberry, pomegranate, and peach, with notes of honey and light spices.

Armenian wine is different from others due to:
  • The use of unique local grape varieties such as Areni, Kangun, Voskeat, Tozot, Movuz, Hndokhni, and Akhtanat.
  • A combination of modern technologies and ancient winemaking traditions.
  • A rich and deep bouquet with notes of sweet fruits, chocolate, spices, coffee, oak, flowers, and citrus.
  • Original fruit wines made from raspberry, pomegranate, and peach.

The Armenian wine assortment includes several dozen positions, with each characterized by a long aftertaste, a pleasant aroma, and a beautiful hue. The following are the most popular types of Armenian wines:
  • Semi-sweet
  • Dry
  • Semi-dry
The best gastronomic combinations for Armenian wine are:
  • Kebab
  • Cufta
  • Cold meat snacks
  • Brine cheese heads
  • Slightly smoked pigtails
Order your bottle of Armenian wine with Vi.Wine, where you can find a wide selection of brands at a reasonable price. Armenian wines are quite popular in Bulgaria, Russia, Canada, America, and the Baltic countries.