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armenia

Join us in discovering Armenia, among the world’s earliest wine-producing countries,

with a heritage that stretches back thousands of years.

About Armenia

Armenia is considered by many to be the birthplace of winemaking, steeped in tradition and history that dates back millennia. 

With a plethora of native varieties, containing some of the world’s oldest and genetically diverse known and unknown grapes, this area can be considered the “Garden of Eden” of world wine culture.

We invite you to join our fascinating adventure to Armenia. You will meet the cradle of winemaking, experience the best Armenian wines and local cuisine, learn about the centuries-old culture of the country, and enjoy scenic views.

locations in ARMENIA

itinerary

DAY 1

Yerevan

We will spend the first day in Yerevan exploring the city’s most iconic landmarks and architectural gems, taking in the best views of Yerevan and Mount Ararat, while learning about the country’s and the city’s rich history with a professional guide. We’ll visit the country’s top brandy producer, Ararat, explore the museum, and taste their finest selections. The adventure culminates with a delicious tasting of traditional Armenian cuisine and the finest local wines, offering a true taste of the country’s flavors.

DAY 2

Aragatsotn & Armavir Wine Provinces

On the second day, we will travel to the western part of Armenia to visit and taste wines from three very different producers, enjoy a homemade lunch of local specialties at a small, family-run winery, bake lavash, blend wine, and learn about Armenia’s viticultural history at the Wine Museum of Armenia.

DAY 3

Ararat & Vayots Dzor Wine Provinces

On the third day, we’ll travel south to sample local wines at wineries where locally sourced grapes are aged in Caucasian oak barrels to create rich reds, and explore the Areni cave complex, where a 2007 excavation uncovered winemaking equipment dating back more than 6,100 years.

DAY 4

DAY 5

Lake Sevan & Tavush Wine Province

Wrapping Up

On the fourth day, we’ll travel to the northeast. On the way to our next tasting, we’ll stop at the scenic, large, high-altitude Lake Sevan and visit Sevanavank Monastery, home to two stone churches dating back to the 9th century. We’ll then continue to “Armenian Switzerland,” the city of Dilijan, where we’ll taste local wines and try producing our very own sparkling wine by blending different wines to create a personal and completely unique flavor.

On our last day in Yerevan, after having a joint breakfast, we’ll finally get souvenirs at the large open-air market.

WHAT IS INCLUDED

Personalized wine tours

activities

All wine tastings and other activities mentioned in the itinerary (museums, sights, landmarks)

accommodation

Single or double accommodation in 4* hotel or higher

transportation 

Comfortable van that will drive our small group around vineyards and wineries

travel support

Accompaniment and travel support from English-speaking person for all time 

meals

Breakfast included at the hotel and charming lunches at the wineries we visit 

Professional guides

Professional guides throughout sightseeing tours

WHAT IS not INCLUDED

  • Round-trip flights

  • Transfer from and to the airport of destination (could be arranged additionally)

  • Dinners  (although we will suggest places for dinner for every day)

  • Travel insurance

  • Personal expenditures (including additional drinks and meals)

Get in Touch

For inquiries, bookings, or personalized assistance,

feel free to reach out to our team. We're here to make

your wine journey a reality. You may also reach us at info@rootedwines.com.

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