New Initianive from „Georgian Wine Guild“

Tasting of new wines!!!

To support quality oriented cellar owners!!!
Our highly qualified tasters will asses and provide information about the taste characteristics and quality of your new wine!!!
Results of the tasting will help you plan further technical operations, marketing strategy and properly determine the price of this wine!!!

Samples for the tasting will be accepted from February the 2nd until March 17th. Tasting will be held on 19th of March. 

According to folklore, the qvevri must be opened before water can appear in the tree. Levan Jorjadze in his book "Viticulture and Wine Making, Producing and Improving for Leadership" (1876 edition, p. 111), "Wine transfer after March 1 is not good for wine. "Ilia Chavchavadze notes in his essays "Georgian Wine Production" (Tbilisi (Georgia) March 13) that pomace and lees clarify the wine. Winemaker who keeps the wine on pomace and lee for a long time, prefers to wait, he will not exceed February and March to decant wine from qvevri. Based on the knowledge of the current physico-chemical processes during the aging of wine, by leaving wine on the hard parts of grapes and sediment for a long time creates a risk of developing hydrogen sulfide, mercaptan fault(odor of eggs, rotten onions, garlic, burnt gum and gas). Also, if the wine is transferred at a temperature of more than 20 ° C, the risk of oxidation of the wine increases by one or two. According to the regulatory documentation of the field, the qvevri wine must be fermented and aged in the qvevri at least until December 31st of the year of its pressing. Some wines of the protected appellation of origin remain in the qvevri on the chacha until February 1st.

So, before March 1st, transfer the wines, open the qvevris and present the new wine glass bottles with a temporary label for the tasting.
1 Sample tasting cost – 50 Gel
2 Samples – 90 Gel
3 Samples – 80 Gel

We strictly adhere to ethical norms!
Tasting results are confidential and given to the manufacturer only!
In case of identification of fault or defect, we will give you a proper consultation !!!
Wines will be graded on a five-point scale (color / transparency; fault.defect; aroma, taste, harmony).

Grading system:
4,5-5 Points = Excellent
3,5-4,0 Points = Very Good
2,5-3 Points= Good
1,5-2 Points= Satisfactory
0,5-1 Points= Not Satisfactory
0 Points= Not Rated

Address: 9 Aprili Street #3

Tel.: 577 122 118;  599 517 775