Orange wine is made from the Armenian endemic Voskehat grape variety. The grapes were hand-picked from 60-year-old vines of the volcanic soil in Aragatsotn region at an altitude of 1000 m. Aging. The wine was aged in ancient vats and then in oak barrels. Enjoy aromas and flavors of apricot and peach, orange peel, dried yellow plum, with a hint of bergamot and lemon verbena. The wine has a complex balanced structure, refreshing acidity with a long aftertaste and impressive aging potential.

Voskevaz Winery 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. Just a couple of kilometers from the winery, on the edge of the picturesque gorge of river Kasakh, are located the remains of “Badali Jam” church built in the 5th-7th centuries. Nearby were found parts of karases (Armenian clay amphorae), which were dug into the ground and used to age the wine.

Voskevaz Winery was established in 1932. With all of the modern innovations, it still has carefully preserved much of its authentic elements including the buildings. Today there are numerous construction works on the territory of the winery in order to create a new, one of a kind touristic complex. The renaissance of the winery began in 2004. Today Voskevaz produces wine using both modern wine-making technology and traditional old karases that were made in the 19th century. Constantly improving and perfecting the quality of its products, almost every year expanding the assortment of drinks, Voskevaz invests its contribution to the wine world.