Vayots Dzor Province topographic map
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Vayots Dzor Province
Vayots Dzor is among the leading provinces of Armenia in wine production in terms of grape cultivation and wine export (along with the provinces of Ararat and Armavir). Internationally renowned winemaker Paul Hobbs and the Yacoubian family journey to the Birthplace of Wine to craft modern, world-class wines from the indigenous varieties found in the high-altitude, mineral-rich soils of Vayots Dzor. Among the Yacoubian-Hobbs portfolio are a Dry White Wine predominantly made of Voskehat, and two different Areni. Their vineyards grow a stone's throw away from the Areni-1 cave, the oldest known winery dating from over 6000 years ago. With their local team, Paul and the Yacoubians are growing and crafting wines that confirm Armenia's part, not only in the ancient history of winemaking, but in its very relevant present and future amongst the great wine regions of the world.
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Name: Vayots Dzor Province topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Vayots Dzor Province, Armenia (39.49046 45.06114 40.01218 45.81453)
Average elevation: 2,155 m
Minimum elevation: 883 m
Maximum elevation: 3,515 m
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