Syunik

Syunik is a wine region located in southern Armenia, known for its unique terroir and indigenous grape varieties. The region has a long history of winemaking, dating back to ancient times. The mountainous terrain and high elevation of Syunik provide ideal growing conditions for grapes, with cool nights and warm, sunny days.

The primary grape varieties grown in Syunik include Areni, a red grape indigenous to Armenia, as well as Khndoghni and Haghtanak. These grapes are used to produce a range of red and white wines, including dry, semi-sweet, and dessert styles.

The primary grape varieties grown in Syunik include Areni, a red grape indigenous to Armenia, as well as Khndoghni and Haghtanak. These grapes are used to produce a range of red and white wines, including dry, semi-sweet, and dessert styles.

Syunik is home to Tatev Monastery, a stunning medieval complex perched atop a dramatic gorge.