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Georgian wine is a beautiful journey through time and space. We want to share this wonderful journey...
Chacha – the tear of the grape
Chacha, less commonly known as araki, is a strong distillate that is a product of one of the most re...
Kisi and Khikhvi
Kisi and Khikhvi are rare and exotic representatives of Georgian viticulture that are still found in...
Rkatsiteli
Rkatsiteli is the most widely grown white grape variety in Georgia, actively used in traditional win...
Usakhelouri
Usakhelouri, which translates to "nameless" in Georgian, is an ancient and very rare Georgian grape ...
Ojalashi
Ojaleshi is a Georgian grape variety mainly cultivated in the Samegrelo region in western Georgia. O...
Mujouletuli
Mujouletuli is a rare Georgian grape variety that grows in the Racha-Lechkhumi region in northwester...
No one country grows as many grape varieties!
Georgia is home to 525 native (autochthonous) grape varieties out of a total of 2,500 varieties that...
It’s all about quevri
A quevri is a traditional Georgian winemaking vessel that has been used for thousands of years. The ...
Oldest wine in the world
It is in Georgia that the oldest evidence of winemaking has been discovered, with traces of wine fou...