Georgia

Georgia – Wines from the cradle of viticulture

Georgia is considered one of the oldest wine regions in the world, and anyone who takes a sip here feels this depth. The wines from the Caucasus are not a copy of Western European styles – they have their own language, shaped by autochthonous grape varieties and a winemaking tradition that is second to none.

Qvevri, Saperavi and more

Particularly exciting is the Qvevri method: wine matures in earthenware amphorae that are buried in the ground – the result is wines with unmistakable texture and depth. Saperavi, the most important red grape variety of Georgia, delivers powerful, dark red wines with real character. Alongside this are white varieties such as Kisi and Khikhvi, which have been cultivated in Georgia for centuries and result in wines with an independent profile.

The assortment at Vinoscout

Our Georgia assortment includes seven wines from Teliani Valley, one of the most famous wineries in the country. The selection ranges from the accessible 8K Ancient Red starting at 5.99 EUR to the Qvevri wines made from Kisi and Saperavi for 18.99 EUR. In between, you will find the Kindzmarauli, a semi-sweet red wine from the control origin of the same name, as well as dry white wines such as the Khikhvi and the Kakhuri No. 8. Whether you are trying Georgian wine for the first time or have been curious for a while – here you will find an honest entry into a wine style that is truly different.