We care deeply about our craft and value working with the land to produce wines we are proud of.

Voskevaz is a family Winery that is located in Aragatsotn region of Armenia in the village by the same name, “Voskevaz,” which in Armenian means "golden bunch." The foothills area of the highest mountain in Armenia-Aragats is amazingly beautiful and diverse, and its land keeps cultural layers of ancient Armenian civilization.

The foothills area of the highest mountain in Armenia-Aragats is amazingly beautiful and diverse, and its land keeps cultural layers of ancient Armenian civilization.

The winery was established in 1932. Since then much has changed, however, the most important has remained - unique karases that are the production of the end of XIX century. This traditional tool for wine fermentation and aging was used on the territory of Armenia from ancient times, the earliest evidence of which are the remains of one of the oldest wineries in the world (about 6000 year-old), found in the caves of Areni, as well as partially preserved karas wine cellar in the ruins of the Urartian fortress Teishebaini (about 2500 year-old).

Voskevaz Winery has proudly revived a great winemaking heritage: working with ancient karases. Thus, paying our tribute to the millennial karasi producing and wine-making traditions of our ancestors.

Driven by love and dedication, the Voskevaz family embarked on a long and meticulous journey of development. Today, every visitor to our winery is captivated by the breathtaking beauty, grandeur, and innovative architecture of Voskevaz. The artistry and creativity infused into every corner leave an unforgettable impression on all who visit.

The entire complex of the winery is represented by many buildings and structures in different styles and designs, while in a magical way they are all connected into one common ensemble, where the cult of wine and grapes plays a central role.

Voskevaz is a family Winery that is located in Aragatsotn region of Armenia in the village by the same name, “Voskevaz,” which in Armenian means "golden bunch." The foothills area of the highest mountain in Armenia-Aragats is amazingly beautiful and diverse, and its land keeps cultural layers of ancient Armenian civilization.

The foothills area of the highest mountain in Armenia-Aragats is amazingly beautiful and diverse, and its land keeps cultural layers of ancient Armenian civilization.