Nine Georgian Wine Producers Receive ₾693,000 in Export Marketing Co-Financing
Nine Georgian wine-producing companies have received a total of ₾692,969 in co-financing under the State Program for Promoting the Promotion of Georgian Wine, aimed at increasing export potential and diversifying target markets.
“New Wine Festival” Showcases 170 Wines in Tbilisi’s Mtatsminda Park
The “New Wine Festival” was held in Mtatsminda Park, Tbilisi, as part of a broader state program aimed at promoting Georgian wine production within the domestic market.
Georgian Family Wineries Showcase Natural Wines at RAW Wine Tokyo
Five Georgian family wineries presented their wines at RAW Wine Tokyo, one of Japan’s leading exhibitions for natural, organic, and biodynamic wines, held in the Japanese capital.
Babaneuri Winery Grows Exports with Boutique Production in Kakheti
Babaneuri Winery, located in the village of Babaneuri in Akhmeta Municipality, has become a growing player in Georgia’s wine export scene
Winery Vine Ponto Expands Global Reach
Winery Vine Ponto, located in Telavi, is rapidly gaining international recognition for its premium wines, exporting to markets across the USA, Sweden, the UK, Ukraine, Lithuania, and the Czech Republic.
Mukuzani Wine Cellar Opens Tasting Room and Museum in Kakheti’s Mukuzani Village
Mukuzani Wine Cellar has opened a new wine tasting area and museum in Georgia’s renowned winemaking region of Mukuzani, Kakheti.
"Promoting Georgian Endemic Grape Varieties is Essential" – Mariam Khomasuridze
Mariam Khomasuridze, co-founder of the Georgian Wine Guild and an oenologist, emphasizes the importance of expanding Georgian wine’s presence in mature markets such as the UK
"Wine Thieves" to Expand into U.S., Chinese, and Korean Markets This Spring
Georgian wine company Wine Thieves is set to expand into new international markets, targeting the United States, China, and South Korea this spring, co-founder Zaza Asatiani told Business Partner.
“Obcha” Added to Georgia’s List of Protected Designation of Origin Wines
The list of Georgian wines with protected designations of origin (PDO) has expanded to 30, reflecting the rich diversity of Georgian winemaking and boosting the country’s efforts to enhance wine recognition and export potential.
