A grape by any other name: Tsitska
If you’re looking for a high-quality, soft and approachable white wine, then look no further than Tsitska. Indeed, in upper and central Imereti, Tsitska is principally used to make sought…
If you’re looking for a high-quality, soft and approachable white wine, then look no further than Tsitska. Indeed, in upper and central Imereti, Tsitska is principally used to make sought…
Do you like rich, textural white wines? Love an oaked Chardonnay, with its creamy mouthfeel? Perhaps you favour a rich style of Pinot Grigio, or a white Rioja with its…
We know that for many drinkers, Georgian varieties can seem a little daunting because the names and pronunciations are so different than familiar European varieties. So, we want to make…
The Georgian Wine Trade and Press Tasting returns to London on 23rd May 2023. The expanded tasting and range of wines reflects the growth of Georgian wine in the UK.…
This October sees the first UK Festival of Georgian Wine, in collaboration with The Dartington Trust. Developed by Masters of Wine Justin Howard Sneyd and Sarah Abbott,…
Georgian Qvevri are egg-shaped clay vessels used for millennia to make wine. Designated by Unesco as Intangible Cultural Heritage, Qvevri are treasured by Georgians as a living link to their…
Leading independent wine merchants across the UK have expanded their Georgian wine range in 2022. Supported by the National Wine Agency’s Indie Alliance Fund, wine merchants including The Oxford Wine…
Georgian wine continues to strengthen in the UK, with key importers adding Georgian wine to their portfolio. Naked Wines launched family winery “Pi” in Spring 2022, and quickly sold out…
On Georgia: June 2022 Sarah Abbott MW on a week in Georgia visiting producers with UK trade and media Much has changed in the 2 years since I was last…
The National Wine Agency of Georgia returns to The London Wine Fair in 2022, which runs from 7th-9th June at Olympia. Eighteen producers will be exhibiting, of whom seven…