Armenian wine

Ancient Armenian Grapevine Cultivation and Winemaking Archaeological studies of grape seeds have confirmed that as early as the 6th-5th millennium BC, Armenians began adapting wild grape varieties and practicing selective breeding. Ethnographers and archaeologists researching the wine culture of the region have uncovered significant findings near the village of Areni in Vayots Dzor, close to the bridge leading to the Noravank complex. In the "Bird's Cave," they discovered various monuments dating from the Old Stone Age to the late medieval period, providing evidence that inhabitants engaged