Georgia is often called the cradle of wine—and not as a marketing line, but as a historical fact. Archaeological discoveries show that winemaking here began over 8,000 years ago, making Georgia one of the oldest wine cultures in the world. Wine isn’t just a drink in Georgia; it’s language, ritual, memory, and identity.
What truly sets Georgian wine apart is the qvevri—large clay vessels buried underground and used for fermenting and aging wine. This ancient method, recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage, produces wines with depth, texture, and a strong sense of place. Amber wines made from white grapes fermented with skins are especially iconic, offering bold tannins, dried fruit notes, and earthy complexity you won’t find elsewhere.
An intimate cultural evening blending storytelling, live music, and fine wine. Guests will be guided through the historical cellars of Chateau Mukhrani while enjoying hand-picked Georgian wines accompanied by poetry readings and folk music.
Celebrate the flavors of Georgia’s autumn harvest with a weekend of exclusive tastings. Experience over 40 local and international wines, paired with artisan cheeses, charcuterie, and live jazz performances.
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