New Brand Anata Enters Georgian Wine Market

"Anata" is a new Georgian high quality wine brand, which presents 12 varieties of Kakhetian, Rachuli and Imereti wines.

The product intended for the above-average segment will be sold in the HoReCa sector in Kutaisi, and will soon be sold in alcoholic beverage stores in Tbilisi.

According to the director of the company, Luka Koberidze, premium-quality wine currently is presented in small volumes, which will increase according to demand. As for the future plans, apart form adapting to Georgian market, brand plans to enter foreign markets.

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