
Stake attention in this memory
The image shows a large cellar filled with numerous large, earthenware amphorae, likely used for wine or brandy production, at the Voskevaz Winery in Voskevaz, Armenia. The amphorae are mostly buried up to their necks in wooden platforms, with their wide, round mouths exposed. The walls of the cellar are constructed from rough-hewn stones, with brick accents and lighting fixtures illuminating the space. The floor is made of weathered wooden planks. The overall impression is of a traditional, historical winemaking facility, emphasizing the ancient Qvevri winemaking technique. No people are visible in the image.
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