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Armenia is ancient history and modern cool all in one place | Things To Do

Visit primordial caves, contemporary art galleries and chic restaurants serving Armenian wines — all in the same day.

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Armenia is ancient history and modern cool all in one place

Visit primordial caves, contemporary art galleries and chic restaurants serving Armenian wines — all in the same day.

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A Vibrant New Culinary Scene Is Rooted in Armenia's Ancient Winemaking Culture

In Yerevan, the capital of Armenia, a new bourgeoning culinary scene is taking root — thanks to the country's ancient winemaking culture.

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Armenian Women in Wine are Shaking Up a Once Male-Dominated Industry

From winemakers to shop owners to brand ambassadors, women are driving Armenia’s once male-dominated wine industry forward.

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Armenian winemakers work toward recovery after war

Armenian winemakers work toward recovery after war
January 2, 2021
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Conveyor belts rattle at the Stepanakert Brandy Factory while technicians in white coats peer into flasks and workers
pack bottles into cases. It's the first day of business in Nagorno-Karabakh's de-facto capital since war erupted on Sept. 27, and operations director Vladik Alibabayan is seeing what can be salvaged.
"We managed to collect 1,700 tons of grapes before the war and then everything shut down," Alibabayan explained. "Some of our fields near the frontlines where we grew grapes and pomegranates are now under the control of Azerbaijani forces, so we don't know what will happen next. The loss for the industry will be significant."

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