Grand Ost

Grand Ost sits on Republic Square in central Yerevan, and its menu here is built entirely around wine. The Armenian side runs from Karas at 11500֏ up to Zorah Yeraz at 124000֏, with Tariri Karasum, Zorah Heritage, and Yacoubian-Hobbs in between. Foreign bottles include Tignanello at 110500֏, La Scolca Gavi dei Gavi, Bramìto della Sala, and Sichel Margaux. Rosé options cover Armas, Takar, By.Ott, and Scalabrone. For sparkling drinkers, there's Keush Ultra, Keush Extremis Rosé, and Keush Origins alongside Zonin Prosecco and Marchese Antinori Cuvée Royale. Champagne runs to the top end with Dom Pérignon Vintage at 257000֏ and Moët & Chandon in both rosé and classic. Those not committing to a bottle can order by the glass, with Karas and Takar pours starting around 2500-2600֏ and Karas Chardonnay Reserve at 6500֏. This is a list suited to people who want to sit with a glass of Armenian wine and compare it against a Bordeaux or Tuscan red, or to groups marking an occasion with champagne. Average check runs around 9500 AMD. There's no food menu in what's listed here — this is a wine-centered stop rather than a full dining one, so it fits best as a place to drink well rather than eat.