Wine

“60,000 Tonnes of Grapes Processed in Kakheti as of 25 September” — National Wine Agency

As of 25 September, 60,000 tonnes of grapes had been processed in Kakheti, according to the National Wine Agency.

“The Grape Harvest in Kakheti Is at Its Peak” — National Wine Agency

The grape harvest in Kakheti is at its peak, according to the National Wine Agency.

“74% of Our Grape Growers Produced Quality Grapes, and I Want to Thank Each of Them” — Levan Mekhuzla

As of 23 September, nearly 38,000 tonnes of grapes had been processed across Kakheti. Of this total, 28,000 tonnes were classified as high quality, representing approximately 74% of the harvest processed to date.

As of 23 September, 28,000 Tonnes of Grapes Processed in Kakheti Were Classified as High Quality

The grape harvest in Kakheti is at its peak. As of 23 September, nearly 38,000 tonnes of grapes had been processed across the region, according to the National Wine Agency.

“Grape Purchase Prices Are Increasing” — Government Decision

“Following the Georgian government’s decision and consultations with Minister of Environmental Protection and Agriculture Davit Songulashvili, we have decided to revise grape purchase prices.

“Nearly 32,000 Tonnes of Grapes Processed Across Kakheti” — National Wine Agency

Nearly 32,000 tonnes of grapes have been processed across Kakheti, according to the National Wine Agency.

American Media Representatives Visit Georgia to Promote Georgian Wine

American journalists covering wine visited Georgia on a trip organised by the National Wine Agency and its contracted American marketing company, Glodow Nead Communications.

Davit Songulashvili: “No Substandard Grapes Have Been Delivered Yet”

Minister of Environmental Protection and Agriculture Davit Songulashvili discussed the ongoing grape harvest, the importance of the new quality-focused approach, growers’ efforts to allow grapes to reach appropriate ripeness

Davit Songulashvili: “We Have Decided to Abolish Certification Service Fees for Small Wineries”

Small wineries will be exempt from the service fee for issuing certificates of conformity for alcoholic beverages intended for the domestic market.