Jujuna Appears on the Market with Small-sized Bottles

First Semi-Sparkling wine in Georgia, Jujuna, will soon offer its customers the production in 250 mg bottles.

The company increased its sales after creating delivery service Jujuna Bar and active online communications. This enabled its founders to generate the finances and with the additional loa, purchase a wine tap system. As a response to the pandemic and restrictions, Jujuna plans to adapt to the retail sector.

"Due to the fact that no massive events are planned so far, restaurants and bars are also closed, we could not go further in this business with selling draught wine. This is the reason why we decided to adapt to retail sales and Jujuna will now appear on the shelves of stores.", declared co-founder of the company, Vaska Chubinidze.

The company is the finalist of the TBC Business Awards, as a fine example of adaptation.

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