Levan Mekhuzla: Authorization for Establishing Commercial Vineyards Is Linked Solely to Improving Wine Quality
The reforms planned to improve wine quality will further strengthen Georgia’s position and establish the country on the international market as a premium wine producer.
“The Quality of Wine Determines the Long-Term Development Prospects of the Winemaking Sector” – Levan Mekhuzla
Levan Mekhuzla, Chairman of the National Wine Agency of Georgia, emphasized that the long-term development of the Georgian winemaking sector depends primarily on the quality of wine and the quality of the grapes used in production.
Qvevri Wine Producers Participated in the SLOW WINE FAIR Exhibition in Bologna, Italy
With the financial and organizational support of the National Wine Agency, nine qvevri wine-producing companies participated in the international natural wine exhibition SLOW WINE FAIR
Georgian Qvevri Wine Producers Showcase at SLOW WINE FAIR in Bologna
Georgian qvevri wine producers successfully participated in the international natural wine exhibition Slow Wine Fair, held in Bologna, Italy.
“The Winemaking Sector Has Become Successful as a Result of Effective State Support” – Levan Mekhuzla
State support during the harvest gives thousands of grape-growing farmers the opportunity to continue their activities and motivates them to produce high-quality grapes
“The Practice of Granting Authorization for Vineyard Planting Is in Force in All EU Wine-Producing Countries” – Levan Mekhuzla
Wine producers are well aware of how important the quality of vine seedlings, planting exposure, soil composition, and grape varieties are for producing high-quality wine.
Popular American Wine Magazine Wine Spectator Publishes Articles on Georgian Wine
With the financial support of the National Wine Agency and organized by its U.S. contractor marketing company Colangelo & Partners, three articles about Georgian wine will be published in the March print issue
“During the 2026 Harvest, Even Greater Value Will Be Placed on Growers Who Focus on Grape Quality and Condition”
In the event of a surplus harvest, the price for Rkatsiteli and other wine grape varieties with sugar content exceeding 20% will be GEL 1.30 per kilogram.
Georgian Wine Showcased at Two Exhibitions in Paris
With the support of the National Wine Agency and the Embassy of Georgia to the French Republic, Georgian wine was presented this week at two major international exhibitions in France.
