Private Tour

Rare Grape and Wine Tasting Experience

Overview

Available languages

Russian

English

2 hours

Mobile ticket

Offers a rare opportunity to taste wines made from Nrneni, a grape grown on less than half a hectare in Armenia. This intimate experience, set in the picturesque Ararat Valley, is led by a passionate family-run winery, where guests can see the winemaking process firsthand and even label a bottle themselves.

Additional Info

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller

Service animals allowed

Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

What‘s Included

Guide: You will be led by the founder throughout the experience.

A meat and cheese platter, crackers, and Armenian pakhlava come standard with this experience.

Five local wines, tea, coffee, and water come standard with this experience.

What To Expect

Experience the essence of Armenian winemaking , where tradition, rare indigenous grapes, and award-winning wines come together in an intimate setting. Your experience will begin with an introduction to our family’s winemaking journey and the rare grapes we use, including Nrneni, grown on less than half a hectare in Armenia. As you explore our boutique winery, you’ll see firsthand how we select, ferment, and bottle our wines—and even have the chance to label a bottle yourself. Your guided tasting will feature five wines, including the IWSC 2024 Bronze Medal-winning MOONQ Nrneni 2023 and the MUNDUS 2024 Silver Medal-winning MOONQ Coupage 2022 (Areni, Khndoghni, Nrneni). You’ll also taste MOONQ Coupage 2023, MOONQ Voskehat 2023 (white) & MOONQ Areni Rosé 2022. To complement the wines, you’ll enjoy a meat and cheese platter, crackers, and Armenian pakhlava, similar to Middle Eastern baklava, followed by a cup of Armenian herbal tea, brewed in a 19th-century Tula samovar from Artsakh. Set in the tranquil Ararat Valley, with stunning views of Mount Ararat, this experience offers the perfect balance of discovery, relaxation, and exceptional Armenian wines.

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Rare Grape and Wine Tasting Experience

Reviews

5.00

2 reviews

Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor

Learning about wine making
23aramt,
Sep 19, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
5.00
TP Winery, with its stunning view of Mount Ararat, is a hidden gem in the world of Armenian winemaking. Known for its small-batch productions, the winery offers a delightful selection, particularly its signature red blend, which features rich dark berry flavors, subtle oak, and a hint of spice. The smooth tannins and balanced acidity make it perfect for sipping or pairing with food. With an intimate tasting experience and passionate staff, TP Winery provides a memorable escape for wine lovers seeking quality and beauty.
Moonq: The Wine That Speaks in DNA
Arthur M,
Sep 9, 2025
- Review from Viator
5.00
Perched in Kharberd, not far from the storied slopes where Mount Ararat rises, the family run TP winery is a revelation for anyone curious about contemporary Armenian winemaking. Their Moonq range -- crafted in small, handcrafted lots -- covers a pleasingly broad spectrum: bright, fruity whites and rosés that sing of fresh orchard and summer berries; a velvety red blend that balances silk and spice; and a hearty, tannic red Nrneni that delivers concentrated dark fruit and mineral grip. What strikes you first is the clarity of fruit and the sense of place in every bottle: these are wines with personality and purpose. The rapid ascent of Moonq wines is no accident. In under five years the winery’s artisanal approach has won attention at international competitions and earned warm commendations from critics -- testimony to the care that goes into each vintage. Vine tending is attentive and sustainable, vinification is meticulously tested in laboratory, the cellar is modest but exacting. The result is consistency across small batches, where each bottle feels like a considered essay on grape and terroir rather than an industrial mass product. A visit to the TP tasting room is equally memorable. The winemaker leads tastings personally, and his stories are as much a part of the experience as the wines: origins of each parcel, the peculiarities of the soil, the trials of getting the qulaity grapes, the triumphs of a blend that finally came together -- told with a warmth and humility that deepen one’s appreciation. Tasting Moonq wines with his narration turns flavors into narratives; acidity, tannin and aroma become chapters rather than isolated sensations. My personal favorites are Moonq 2022 Nrneni Reserve, matured in the oak casks from Artsakh, and the dark rose 2023, the most gastronomic wine I've ever tasted. You can enjoy with any food pairings from salads grilled fish and mezze to roasted meats and mature cheeses. Whether you’re a seasoned oenophile or a curious traveler, TP’s Moonq line is well worth seeking out -- both for the wines themselves and for the human stories that give them soul.