Golden Grape ArmAs was founded in 2007 by Armenak Aslanian, who repatriated to his motherland to accomplish the goals that involve the intertwined aspects of family, heritage, culture, and progress, with personal values and responsibilities he maintains as a father, an entrepreneur, and as an Armenian. Alongside his daughters, he preserves an 80-year-old family tradition of wine, naming ArmAs in honor of his grandfather Armenak Aslanian Sr., the original winemaker in the family. He continues to develop ArmAs Estate with a vision to partake in upholding and revitalizing the winemaking legacy in Armenia, the oldest known area for viticulture and enology.

Each year on the Sunday closest to the date of August 15, the Armenian Church celebrates the Feast of the Assumption of St. Mary, the Holy Mother of God. In the Calendar of the Armenian Church, this feast is the fourth of five major feasts that are commemorated, and is the oldest one dedicated to St. Mary.

Voskevaz Winery is a family-owned company. The winery is a unique castle with Armenian architecture: an exceptional place for wine tourism. The main goal of "Voskevaz" is to work with ancient Armenian grape varieties, to recreate and keep the heritage of traditional Armenian winemaking. In order to follow this concept, our winemakers use ancient 100-140 years old karases for wine fermentation and Armenian oak barrels for aging. All these winemaking technologies, without exception, reflect the true nature of Armenia. Constantly improving and perfecting the quality of its products, almost every year expanding the assortment, the company contributes to the wine world.

Hay Buis is a festival of herbs. But people come here not only to learn about the healing features of the herbs or buy some of them but also enjoy music, dancing and pure, fresh nature.