ArmInfo. Armenia is participating in the international bar and spirits industry exhibition Bar Convent Berlin (BCB), which is taking place from October 12th to 14th in Berlin.
According to the press service of the Ministry of Economy, Armenian producers are participating in the event for the second year in a row. Ten Armenian companies specializing in the production of wine and spirits, as well as providing services for the bar industry, are presenting their products and services under a single national pavilion.
The purpose of participation is to present Armenian products to international specialists and buyers, as well as establish new business contacts.
According to the source, the Armenian national pavilion was visited by the Armenian Ambassador to Germany, Viktor Yengibaryan, and the Executive Director of the Armenian Viticulture and Winemaking Foundation, Zaruhi Muradyan. During the visit, opportunities for Armenian producers to enter international markets, prospects for cooperation, and new proposals for industry development were discussed.
It is worth noting that, as part of Bar Convent Berlin, bar owners, bartenders, distributors, and producers from nearly 90 countries come to Berlin annually to establish new contacts and learn about product innovations. The program is diverse and rich with lectures, seminars, and discussions with experts.
It is worth noting that wine production in Armenia in January-August 2026 increased by 23.4%, reaching 4.8 million liters. Cognac production increased by 14.3% to 9.5 million liters. At the same time, Armenia reduced whiskey production by 47.1% to 1.3 million liters, and vodka, liqueur, and other spirits by 25.1% to 818.9 thousand liters.
