Vayots Dzor, Armenia. Sustainable. 70% Voskehat, 30% Khatun Kharji. Super fun blend of indigenous Armenian grapes from one of the countries that claims some of the longest winemaking history. (At least 2800 years!) Methode traditionelle. 100+ year old ungrafted vines, volcanic soils, 3500 ft elevation. Taste citrus, poached pear and apple, creamy texture, yeasty (aged 18 months on the lees). Fresh, crisp and delightful!

Vayots Dzor, Armenia. Sustainable, Woman-owned. This Armenian red wine hails from a woman-owned winery, grown in volcanic soil at 5,000 feet above sea level. Zulal Wines founder Aimee Keushguerian believes in producing authentic indigenous wines, like this Areni 2018 vintage. On the nose, this is an aromatic red wine with inviting aromas of red cherries, plums and nuances of peppery spice. On the palate, dry and medium in body with refreshing acidity and concentrated flavors of berries and spices. Pairs well with: savory dishes like braised chicken with herbs, grilled eggplant and zucchini, or seasoned lamb skewers. 750 ml

Vayots Dzor, Armenia. Sustainable, Woman-owned. Discover Zulal's Voskehat White Wine of Armenia, a remarkable creation originating from a woman-owned winery, cultivated in volcanic soil at an impressive altitude of 5,000 feet above sea level. Crafted with dedication by Zulal Wines founder, Aimee Keushguerian, this Voskehat vintage embodies the essence of authentic indigenous winemaking. Embark on a sensory adventure with fragrant notes of pear and honeysuckle, followed by a palate of crisp apple intertwined with subtle herbaceous undertones and delicate floral hints, evoking the unique terroir of the region. Medium-bodied with a long, mineral-forward finish, this wine reflects meticulous craftsmanship and uncompromising quality. Perfectly complementing grilled shellfish, herb-crusted chicken, or a lightly dressed arugula salad, Zulal's Voskehat White Wine is a versatile companion for any culinary experience.

Tavush, Armenia. Organic, Natural 100% Lalvari. Winemaker: Karlen Manaseryan From Northeast Armenia near the Georgian border, the vineyards of Tavush yield crisp and energetic Lalvari grapes which produce this methode ancestrale wine. Hand harvested and with a hands-off approach, this white pet nat is lively, light and refreshing, with forest green apple dominating the nose and citrus and herb on the palate. Gently invert the bottle before opening to awaken natural sediments and add complexity. Pair with fish, fresh vegetables, and cheesy dishes.

Vayots Dzor, Armenia. Sustainable. 100% Areni. LIMITED STOCK! Dry and elegant yet fun. Keush Extremis is made from 100% Areni grapes sourced from various growers in Khachik. Aged on the lees for at least 22 months before release, this wine is expressive with nuances of strawberries and notes of biscuit, driven by zesty acidity and strong mineral notes, Perfect an aperitif or an accompaniment to light snacks.

Ararat, Armenia. Unfiltered, Sustainable, Natural. 100% Haghtanak Voskevaz is the oldest continuously operating winery in Armenia. These Karasi, (Amphora-fermented) wines present the rich history of the ancient country’s winemaking tradition. Dry red with dark, brooding notes of ripe plum and blackberry, combined with vanilla and cedar mark the nose. The palate is packed with concentrated flavors of ripe blackberries along with notes of smoke, cedar and spice. A robust, full bodied red with overt yet balanced notes of barrel maturation. Woody and masculine. Perfect for charred foods such as barbecue or a hearty steak.

Armavir, Armenia. Organic. 100% Garan Dmak Highly aromatic white with notes of pear, melon, grapefruit pith, this fuller bodied dry white has an attractively smooth, round texture, with lots of savory, food-friendly character. Lots of orange rind, thyme and lingering notes of pear and melon. This fuller bodied, savory wine is perfect with fish dishes, dishes with savory herbs (sage, thyme, etc) and compliments grilled vegetables perfectly. Founded in the village of Bambakashat, Armavir, on the foothills of Mt Ararat, the three Jraghatspanyan brothers run this boutique winery working only with ancient, indigenous varieties. All grapes are hand harvested from 60- to 80-year-old vines. The winery is meticulous in its pursuit to make wines that are pure expressions of their volcanic soils and unique, rare vines. Less than two hundred cases are made each year.