Georgia - Cradle of wine
Wine has a rich history dating back to around 6000 BC and is thought to have originated in areas now within the borders of Georgia. |
Georgian Wine Society
Benjamin Usher
Georgian Wine Society
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Email: benjaminusher@georgianwinesociety.co.uk
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Experience Georgia - Discover Georgian Wine
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Georgian wine, White wine, Red wine
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Where to buy Georgian wine in UK
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CNN Special on Georgia's Wine Heritage
CNN correspondents: Georgia is the birthplace of wine according to archeologists. The word "wine" originated from the Georgian "ghvino." Georgia is a country of unique and ancient wine traditions. |
Unearthing Georgia's wine heritage
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Georgian traditional wine - Kvevri wine
The Georgians were the first people to stomp grapes with their feet until they no longer felt anything solid under their soles. Every farmer had a wine cellar. |
I am wine - Pheasant's Tears #2 - Qvevri vinification
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I am wine - Pheasant's Tears #3 - Horizontal and vertical tasting of wine
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I am wine - Pheasant's Tears #1 - Wine in the Georgian tradition
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I am wine - Alaverdi Monastery #1
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Ancient Winemaking at Alaverdi Monastery in Eastern Georgia
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Georgia's Ancient Wine History
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Georgian Village Life - how to make wine
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This is Georgia
The short video about Georgia, where Georgian wine comes from. |
Georgian winemakers ready to toast end of EU tariffs
Today, wine remains an important part of both the Georgian economy, and the Caucasus nation's sense of identity, with thousands of winemakers together typically producing more than 100 million bottles a year. |
Old Tbilisi and Tamada: wines from Georgia
I suspect most readers won’t have ever tried a Georgian wine, but this is a country with an important historical tradition of wine growing. |
Gorgeous wines from Georgia
Three Georgian wines were featured in David Williams’ Wines of the week section in UK's The Guardian. |
Wine Week 2020: The Wine Whisperer of Imereti
“I had a good salary, a good situation, but lost my motivation. I found freedom outside of politics,” he says gently but matter-of-factly. “My life is wine.” |