Stork wine and vineyards
Stork Armenian wines hail from an independent family owned winery and vineyards, where grapes are hand-picked and selected to produce wines oozing with character. Winemaking dates back to over 6000 years in Armenia, where the world's oldest wine making facility was found in the Areni cave. You can read more about the discoveryhere.
Armenia is now quickly re-emerging on the radar of wine lovers, it is the new old world! Our brand name Stork is a tribute to the magnificent birds that make their nests from the vine clippings of the vineyard and fill the site with natural beauty.
We are excited to have brought Stork Armenian wines to the UK market and honoured they have won Gold and Double Gold Medals at Gilbert and Gaillard 2025 international wine challenge, Silver Medal at the London Wine Competition and Bronze Medals at the IWSC 2025, amongst others! Information on UK stockists and on how to buy Stork online can be found here.
Stork 2020 Kangoun has been presented at the London Wine Fair. Stork 2023 Kangoun and Areni-Montepulciano were presented at Paris Vinexpo 2025 and ProWein 2025 in Dusseldorf with great success.
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Award Winning Stork Wines showcased in Paris Wine Expo and Prowein 2025
We are delighted to share that Stork won new medals from IWSC, Gilbert and Gaillard and London Wine competition in 2025. The 2023 red vintage is a unique blend of Areni and Montepulciano grapes and the white is made of local Kangoun varietal. The wines received great feedback at Paris Wine Expo and the Prowein in Dusseldorf, where the white Kangoun wine was showcased at the Masterclass.
Stork 2023 Vintage
Stork 2023 Kangoun
This terror driven single vineyard, dry white wine with varietal elegance and character was crafted from Armenian Kangoun grapes harvested in the Ararat Valley.
Stork 2023 Areni-Montepulciano
In this carefully crafted blend of indigenous Armenian Areni grapes harvested in the region of Vayots Dzor and deeply coloured Montepulciano grown in the Armavir region, the soft fruit flavours of Montepulciano marry well with the elegant and versatile Areni. Four months of aging in French oak barrels gave the wine its velvety complex structure.
Armenian Wines are Kicking with Quality
Forbes article: Armenian wines - despite a checkered past - look toward a brilliant future.
In a land resembling a cross between rural Utah, inland California and South Pass, Wyoming, with a capital city (Yerevan) that is safe, attractive and progressive, modern Armenian winemakers are a diverse and hardy lot. Read the full article here.