Rtveli in Georgia is an annual tradition. A wine harvest festival that is more than just drinking wine – it is the process of picking the grapes, processing them into juice, and starting the fermentation...Read More
Looking for UNESCO sites in Georgia? Georgia’s UNESCO landmarks are essential stops for any cultural traveler. Discover the spiritual magnetism of Jvari Monastery, the grand architecture of Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, and the distinctive towers of Ushguli....Read More
Planning your visit to Georgia and wondering when to go? In this article, we discuss the best time to visit Georgia Country for an unforgettable trip, whether you’re looking to explore the vibrant streets of...Read More
Amber wine, also known as orange wine, is white grapes made into wine but with the richness and complexity of a red wine. In this article, we’ll explore the reasons behind its unique color, its...Read More
Georgian Chacha is a distinctive Georgian alcoholic beverage that is beloved by locals but honestly makes many foreigners groan (just a little) when it’s brought to the table. This strong (I mean STRONG, often over...Read More
Over 2 days of wine festivals (June 11th & June 17th 2023), I managed to taste 123 wines from 51 producers. Merano festival at Chateau Mukhrani (June 11th) and the Bolnisi festival in the old...Read More
Wine Expo Georgia is the biggest wine trade show in Georgia (country). In 2023 it ran from Friday, June 2nd to Sunday, June 4th. Over 120 producers were represented (there were more producers there than...Read More
The New Wine Festival in Mtatsminda park is the biggest single day wine festival in Tbilisi. Over 230 producers were represented. I managed to taste 71 wines from 18 producers. The weather conditions made moving...Read More
Over 3 days of wine festivals (May 5th+6th+7th 2023), I managed to taste 231 wines from 69 producers, including 2 cider producers, who had cider, not wine :-) The majority were rated “good” or “acceptable”....Read More
Georgia (country) has 29 appellations (PDOs), sometimes called microzones. 20 of these are in Kakheti, the highest-producing wine region of Georgia, about 1 hour east of the capital Tbilisi. The exact specifications for each appellation...Read More
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