About the Wine

Voskehat is Armenia’s noble white grape, cultivated in a land where winemaking predates recorded history. In Vayots Dzor, one of the world’s highest-altitude and most ancient wine regions, this variety achieves remarkable clarity and balance. Zulal, a producer devoted to preserving Armenia’s indigenous grapes, approaches Voskehat as cultural inheritance rather than novelty. The 2022 vintage reflects altitude, restraint, and precision, offering Singapore drinkers a rare encounter with a grape and region that existed long before modern wine borders were defined.

Tasting Experience

Colour
Bright straw with pale golden highlights.

Aroma & Palate
Aromas of white peach, pear, citrus peel, and dried mountain herbs lead into a palate defined by crisp orchard fruit, subtle florals, gentle spice, and a faint mineral edge shaped by volcanic soils. Fresh acidity gives the wine focus and lift, while the texture remains poised and quietly expressive rather than overtly rich.

Body
Medium-bodied with a clean, linear structure.

Finish
Refreshing and persistent, finishing with citrus zest and a light saline-mineral note.

Why This Wine Matters

Voskehat is among the world’s truly ancient grape varieties, grown in Armenia for millennia yet rarely seen beyond its borders. In a Singapore market dominated by familiar international whites, this wine offers a genuine alternative—aromatic, structured, and deeply connected to place. Zulal Voskehat stands as a reference for how indigenous varieties can express terroir with honesty, balance, and modern relevance.

Food Pairings

International

• Grilled sea bass or snapper

• Roast chicken with herbs

• Fresh goat’s cheese

• Mediterranean vegetable dishes

Singapore / Regional

• Steamed fish with ginger and soy

• Hainanese chicken rice

• Stir-fried prawns with garlic

• Mildly spiced paneer dishes

Awards & Recognition

Widely recognised as a benchmark expression of Armenia’s indigenous Voskehat grape.
Praised by sommeliers and critics for its purity, textural balance, and transparent expression of Vayots Dzor’s high-altitude terroir, often cited as a reference point for modern Armenian white wines crafted from ancient, pre-phylloxera vineyards.

Technical Details