Time to spill: Armenia’s Wine History Museum isn’t just a museum—it’s a time machine
Time to spill: Armenia’s Wine History Museum isn’t just a museum—it’s a time machine. Nestled in Sasunik, 30 kilometers from Yerevan, this immersive space transforms visitors into participants, threading millennia of viticulture through hands-on exhibits and jaw-dropping relics. Here, wine isn’t just a drink; it’s a narrative etched into stone, bone, and barrel. Ancient coins from the region depict kings entwined with grapevines, a visual testament to Armenia’s millennia-old bond with viticulture. Yet the real magic lies in the museum’s ability to make history feel alive. Director Hayk Gyulamiryan, an archaeologist by trade, has turned this space into a living…