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7 hours
Daily Tour
Armenian, English, Russian
This Armenia wine tour is more than just tasting, it is a journey into one of the oldest wine cultures in the world. In one day, you will explore the best wineries in Armenia, walk through vineyards, taste authentic local wines, and discover stories that make this experience unforgettable. Ideal for travelers searching for Armenia wine tour, wine tasting Armenia, private tours from Yerevan, Areni wine region. The tour lasts 7 hours
1.Tushpa Winery – Located in the Ararat Valley, Tushpa Winery offers a perfect introduction to Armenian winemaking. Surrounded by vineyards with views of Mount Ararat, this place combines nature, history, and modern production. Founded from scratch in the 1990s, Tushpa has grown into an internationally recognized winery exporting wines worldwide.
One remarkable story adds a unique touch, in 2016, Pope Francis tasted Tushpa wine and later requested it to be sent to the Vatican. This detail alone makes the visit more memorable. Here you will explore the production process, taste local varieties including Akhtanak grapes, and enjoy one of the most scenic vineyard views in Armenia.
2.Areni Wine Region – Areni is considered the birthplace of Armenian winemaking and one of the oldest wine regions in the world. Nearby, archaeologists discovered a 6,000-year-old leather shoe in Areni-1 cave, highlighting the ancient history of this land.
3.Momik Winery – Momik Winery offers a more intimate experience. Named after a medieval Armenian artist, it reflects craftsmanship and tradition.
4.Old Bridge Winery – Set near the Arpa River, Old Bridge Winery is named after a 13th-century bridge nearby, giving the place a historic charm. This family-run winery focuses on quality rather than mass production, offering a more authentic experience. You will explore the winery, taste different wines, and enjoy one of the most peaceful landscapes in Armenia. Producing only about 15,000 bottles a year, they focus on quality over quantity. The family harvests in stages over 20-25 days to ensure perfect ripeness.
If you are traveling during the season, you may also have the chance to visit some of Armenia’s most famous wine festivals:
• Yerevan Wine Days (June 5–7, 2026), a large-scale city festival featuring wine, food, and live music
• Areni Wine Festival (first Saturday of October), a traditional wine celebration with over 100 winemakers
• EnoFest Armenia (August 15–17), a wine and culture festival with tastings and masterclasses
All private tours can be changed upon request.
Your private driver and guide will meet you at your hotel in Yerevan. Enjoy a comfortable ride in an air-conditioned vehicle as you leave the city and head toward your first destination. During the drive, your guide will introduce you to Armenia, its history, culture, and the places you will visit today. Short stops for photos or coffee can be arranged upon request.
Explore the production process, taste Akhtanak grape varieties and enjoy vineyard views of Mount Ararat.
Tour the winery in the Areni region and taste signature Areni Noir and Voskehat varieties in the birthplace of wine.
Optional lunch at a local restaurant in Areni (can be added in Extras when booking).
Walk the vineyards and taste wines in an intimate family setting with 40 years of winemaking tradition.
Finish at this small family winery beside a 13th century stone bridge, producing just 15,000 bottles a year with grapes harvested in stages for perfect ripeness.
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