The scientific studies of Georgian grapevine varieties have begun since the middle of the 19th centu...
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Georgians have been engaged in viticulture and winemaking since ancient times. Throughout centuries ...
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Over time, the oldest tradition of winemaking merged into its modern production. Today, we have mode...
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Georgian winemakers have been successful in the European, American and Asian markets. The demand gro...
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The 19th century is one of the most important periods in the history of the Georgian wine. The Georg...
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The winemaking in Qvevri is unique and that is why UNESCO assigned the status of National Monument o...
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The Trialeti Silver Goblet, which dates back to the third millennium BC, must be connected to the gr...
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Many everyday or ritual artifacts related to winemaking have been found on the territory of Georgia ...
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Georgia has an 8000-year-old history of continuous winemaking tradition, which is evidenced by numer...
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The Bedenic culture dating back to the third millennium BC yields grapevine canes wrapped carefully ...
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Modern archeological and archaebotanical studies have clearly shown that Georgia is among the oldest...
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Georgian wine is one of the oldest in the world. Today's earliest artifacts indicate 8,000 years of continuous existence of wine culture in our homeland, which grants Georgia the status of the Cradle of wine.