ArmInfo. Armenian winemakers will participate in one of the most prestigious events in the field of winemaking - the international exhibition Wine Paris, as announced by the Vine and Wine Foundation of Armenia (VWFA).
According to the source, Armenia will be represented by a single national stand, where visitors will be able to familiarize themselves with the products of 23 Armenian wineries. The exhibition will be held in Paris from February 9 to 11. Armenia's participation was made possible thanks to the support of the Vine and Wine Foundation and the German Society for International Cooperation (GIZ). "This is an excellent opportunity to once again present the taste and aroma of Armenian wine in Europe and establish new international partnerships," the VWFA statement reads.
It should be noted that from January to November 2025, wine production in Armenia decreased by 26% to 6.7 million liters. According to the RA Customs Service, in the first half of 2025, Armenia reduced its wine exports by 31.8% (compared to a 3.6% increase a year ago), reaching 1.4 million liters. Meanwhile, the customs value of exported wine decreased by 12.6% to $7.3 million.
The Russian market traditionally accounts for the majority of exported wine- 70% (compared to 82.7% a year ago). The following countries, far behind, are the United States (6.6%), Poland (3.3%), China and France (2.5% each), Belgium (1.9%), the Netherlands and Lithuania (1.7% each), Canada (1.2%), Italy (0.8%), Germany, and Kazakhstan (0.7% each). Smaller volumes were exported to Argentina, India, Greece, Belarus, Bulgaria, Brazil, Japan, Taiwan, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Ukraine, the Czech Republic, Spain, and Israel. Less than 1,000 liters were shipped to the markets of Angola, the UAE, Iceland, Latvia, Cyprus, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Norway, and Sweden.
