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This wine offers vibrant flavors reminiscent of red forest berries and delicate flowers. Its subtle acidity is impeccably balanced with the lush fruitiness on the palate

The wine is crafted using traditional Georgian techniques, with six months of maceration in Qvevri buried underground. It presents a golden hue with aromas of yellow fruits and herbs. Selected for its velvety tannins and long-lasting finish.

After 12 months of aging in French and American oak barrels, the wine is beautifully expressed with notes of coffee, dark chocolate, leather, vanilla, plum, and cherry, which harmoniously intertwine with the well-balanced flavors of ripe berries, velvety tannins, smokiness and a lingering finish.

After 12 months of aging in French and American oak barrels, the wine reveals the aromas of ripe blackberries, cherries, and vanilla, complemented by hints of liquorise and clove. Wine has well-balanced palate and velvety tannins with a long-lasting finish

One of the flagship varieties of Racha region. Earthly notes combined with aromas of forest berries followed with a hint of spices and chocolate. Dry, dense and complex structure with strong mouthfeel and acidity develops in an elegant, velvety, long finish on the palate. Perfect for aging.

This wine is dry on the palate, with rich creamy and fruity notes such as well ripened cherries, followed with a touch of prunes and berry aromas. Wine is subtle on taste with pleasant acidity and well expressed mineral tones. Well structured and silky finish makes the sensation long-lasting.

Fresh tropical fruit-forward aroma profile with mouthwatering acidity and good, round texture.

Very special terroir wine from a sloping vineyard in Okureshi village. Geography and micro-climate is best revealed in this medium-sweet white PDO wine, with lush tropical fruit and white pit fruit aromas.

Utterly unique and limited grape varieties, which is being revived by the winery. You can either consume it now or hold it for aging.

One of the historically flagship wines of the Georgian winemaking, which has a typical characteristics of the Appellation. Comes in limited volumes.