Georgian wines made in qvevri clay vessels used for traditional wine storage in the country were presented at the RAW WINE ...

Georgia’s wines have certainly been turning heads, though with such a multifaceted offer it’s difficult to pin down one clear ...

The 2024 campaign engaged trade, media, and consumers in the top export market through events designed to educate and sustain ...

Plus a look at global wine production numbers, which have been increasingly affected by extreme weather events. Above, the village appellations of Vinzelles (in yellow), with three new premiers crus.

The Belgian port city of Ghent hosted a presentation of Georgian wine at HoReCa Expo, a fair of the hotel, restaurant and ...

Get to know about some of the unique grapes and regions that make Georgian wines a standout choice. Kindzmarauli - This appellation is celebrated for its semi-sweet red wines made from the ...

Boutique winemakers have been producing natural wine using traditional Georgian methods in increasing numbers. One of the most famous is Iago’s Winery, located just outside of Tbilisi in Chardakhi.

Some vintners in the former Soviet republic are seeking to break a politically risky dependence on Russia and focus more on high-value European and American markets. The wine harvest in Georgia ...

Georgian wines are fermented for months in a qvevri, a huge earthenware vessel buried deep underground. “We have a rare and special technology to make these wines, [so] the tannins and flavors ...

The Oxford Mail's Property of the Week for this week is a new-build in Georgian style with a unique spiral wine cellar. Glebe House, located in the village of Childrey near Wantage ...

The 2024 campaign engaged trade, media, and consumers in the top export market through events designed to educate and sustain growth for the Georgian wine category NEW YORK, Dec. 3, 2024 ...

This year, it wasn’t just Burgundy being showcased. There was also a tasting of top Chinese Cabernet, and a flight of top Georgian wines — all from the 2019 vintage. The big question ...