Pay for the wine, not the label.
Who grew the grapes, who bottled the wine, what its medal is really worth and what shops charge for it — across 3,788 bottles in the catalogue.
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No tasting notes dressed up as poetry. You get three to five bottles, each with the reason it was chosen for you.
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3 of 3,788
Saperavi
34.99 ₾Shumi Winery
Dry
RedBest match: Producer model confirmed: Estate
9 Bunches Red
25.20 ₾Vazisubani Estate
Dry
RedAlso considered: Producer model confirmed: Estate
Grand Saperavi
26.60 ₾GWS (Georgian Wines & Spirits)
Dry
RedAlso considered: Producer model confirmed: Estate
Every suggestion links back to the facts behind it.
Filter it like a buyer, not like a sommelier.
Tannin, sweetness, qvevri versus European technology, naturalness and price — every row is comparable because every row was collected the same way.
Kakhuri Mtsvane
Mukhiguli 1770
Kakheti
Racha Oak Barrel
Gonadze Vineyards
Racha-Lechkhumi
Felicita
Eclipse
Kakheti
Mtsvane
Duruji Valley
Kakheti
D'Onises Saperavi
Shakriani Estate
Kakheti
Marani Qvevri Saperavi
Telavi Wine Cellar
Kakheti
Mukuzani
Guremani
Kakheti
Tsitska
Winery Zodi
Imereti
Showing 8 of 3,788 wines catalogued · prices from public shop listings, each with its date
Shortlists we maintain for you.
Curated sets from the catalogue, refreshed as the data changes. Nothing here is sponsored.
IllustrationQvevri wines
Georgian wines made the traditional way — fermented and aged in clay qvevri.
Open collection
IllustrationAmber (qvevri) wines
Skin-contact Georgian whites — amber wines with structure and grip.
Open collection
IllustrationEstate wineries
Wines from full-cycle estates that grow their own grapes.
Open collection
IllustrationGeorgian rosé wines
Rosé wines from Georgian producers, still and sparkling.
Open collection8 regions, 32 appellations, one honest map.
Where the wine comes from decides what it can taste like. Move across the map — each region shows how much of the catalogue sits behind it, including the regions where we have almost nothing yet.
Wine regions
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- Region in focus
Kakheti
1,959 winesMain grapes: Saperavi, Rkatsiteli, Mtsvane Kakhuri
Outlines derived from geoBoundaries ADM1 geometry. The catalogue groups administrative units more coarsely than the register — Kartli includes Mtskheta-Mtianeti and Tbilisi, Samegrelo includes Zemo Svaneti, and Racha-Lechkhumi includes Kvemo Svaneti.
Appellations
PDO zones and named villages, with the wines in each.
Estate, industrial or just a trading brand.
The difference shows up in the glass and in the price. We classify producers from public records, then let them respond.
EstateTevzadze Winery
0 wines in the catalogue
Own grapes, own winemaking and bottling — all confirmed by sources
Erti Estate
Kakheti · 14 wines in the catalogue
Output from 750,000 litres a year (about a million bottles) or from 100 ha of own vineyards.
Small producer
TseroWine
Kartli · 7 wines in the catalogue
Small output: up to 100,000 litres a year (about 133,000 bottles). Group-owned and state-owned producers do not receive this label.
The other 424 producers have a summary of facts: some have their own vineyards, for some there is no data yet. All wineries
A verdict is only worth the sources behind it.
Every claim on this site carries a citation. Where the record is thin, we say so instead of filling the gap with a tasting note.
Technology
Qvevri or European vessel, as declared by the producer — with the source of each claim next to it.
Where the fruit came from
Own vineyards, contract fruit and bought wine are three different businesses. We label each one differently.
What a medal is worth
Which competition, which year, how heavy its weight class. A medal without that context is decoration, not evidence.
What shops charge
Prices sampled from public shop listings, each with its date, so “expensive” is a number you can check rather than a feeling.
IllustrationSources behind a wine page
- 1. Wine agency register
- 2. Producers' own sites
- 3. Public shop listings
- 4. Competition results
Producers can respond to any verdict. Responses are published next to the claim they answer.
Where to taste it, not just read about it.
Festivals and tastings across the country, listed with venue and organiser so you can find them on the ground.
17–18 October 2026
Wine Festival at Sheraton
Sheraton Grand Tbilisi Metechi Palace, lobby · Tbilisi
Sheraton Grand Tbilisi Metechi Palace
Event details
24 October 2026
New Small Wineries on the Big Arena
Underwheel Club, Mtatsminda Park · Tbilisi
ღვინის კლუბი • Wine Club
Event details
7–8 November 2026
SUPERNATURAL — Natural Wine & Music Festival, Batumi
Rooms Batumi · Batumi
Adjara
Event detailsClassifications are based on public data with cited sources. Producers can respond via the methodology page.