White grape variety
Goruli Mtsvane
გორული მწვანე
Goruli Mtsvane is a white grape variety from Georgia. In the National Wine Agency's 2025 vineyard cadastre it covers 217 ha on 929 plots, 201 ha of them in Kartli.
- Wines in the catalogue
- 106
- Wineries
- 66
- Vineyards, ha · cadastre 2025
- 217
About the variety
Goruli Mtsvane — 'the green one of Gori' — is a white variety from Kartli, planted mostly on alluvial soils along the Mtkvari, including the Ateni valley; it is a different variety from Mtsvane Kakhuri. Its wines are light and fresh, with lively acidity, and because it oxidises easily it is often blended with Chinuri or Rkatsiteli. Together with Chinuri it goes into the sparkling Atenuri PDO.
- Berry colour
- white
- Origin
- Georgiaper VIVC passport
- Vineyards · cadastre 2025
- Kartli201 ha
- Kakheti10 ha
- Imereti4.7 ha
- Racha-Lechkhumi0.7 ha
- Guria0.1 ha
929 plots · Vine age: before 1990 — 24 ha, 1990–2009 — 20 ha, since 2010 — 174 ha
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- No data: tannin, photo
Wines
Wines from Goruli Mtsvane
Chinuri+Goruli Mtsvane
Chaleli
A dry white Georgian wine made from Chinuri and Goruli Mtsvane. Awarded gold at Georgia International Wine Award (WinExpo Georgia) 2024. Produced by Chaleli.
Goruli Mtsvane
Château Mukhrani
Kartli
Awarded bronze at Decanter World Wine Awards 2015. Region of Kartli: a dry white wine from Goruli Mtsvane. Made using the European method, aged in a neutral vessel; alcohol 12.5%. Produced by Château Mukhrani.
Goruli Mtsvane
Terra Kisi
Kakheti
A dry white Georgian wine made from Goruli Mtsvane, region of Kakheti. Made using the European method; alcohol 12.5%. Sources note floral on the nose and soft tannins on the palate. Produced by Terra Kisi.
Goruli Mtsvane
Uplistsikhe Estate
Kartli
Silver at International Wine & Spirit Competition 2026. Region of Kartli: a white wine from Goruli Mtsvane. Produced by Uplistsikhe Estate.
Goruli Mtsvane Chinuri
Chigogidze Wines
Kartli
Region of Kartli: a dry white wine from Chinuri and Goruli Mtsvane. Awarded bronze at International Wine & Spirit Competition 2025. Made at Chigogidze Wines.
Chinuri Goruli Mtsvane
Gulordava Family Winery
Kartli
Region of Kartli: a dry white wine from Chinuri and Goruli Mtsvane. Made using the European method; alcohol 12.5%. Sources note citrus, mineral and herbal on the nose. Produced by Gulordava Family Winery.
Chinuri Goruli Mtsvane
Winiveria
A dry white Georgian wine made from Chinuri and Goruli Mtsvane. Made using the European method; alcohol 11.5%. Sources note citrus on the nose. Produced by Winiveria.
Deduleti Goruli Mtsvane-Chinuri Qvevri
Gurashvili
Kartli
Chinuri and Goruli Mtsvane from Kartli: a dry amber Georgian wine. Made using the traditional qvevri method, aged in a qvevri; alcohol 13%. Sources note apple, apricot and herbal on the nose. Produced by Gurashvili.
Goruli Mtsvane
Agidela
A dry white Georgian wine made from Goruli Mtsvane. Made using the European method; alcohol 12%. Sources note citrus and tropical fruit on the nose. Produced by Agidela.
Goruli Mtsvane
Doesi Estate
Kartli
Region of Kartli: a dry white wine from Goruli Mtsvane. Produced by Doesi Estate.
Goruli Mtsvane Chinuri Petnat Brut
Sherekilebi
Kartli
A brut white sparkling Georgian wine made from Chinuri and Goruli Mtsvane, region of Kartli. Made at Sherekilebi.
Goruli Mtsvane Chinuri Petnat Extra Brut
Sherekilebi
Kartli
Chinuri and Goruli Mtsvane from Kartli: a extra brut white sparkling Georgian wine. Produced by Sherekilebi.
Goruli Mtsvane Qvevri
Doesi Estate
Kartli
Made at Doesi Estate. A dry amber Georgian wine made from Goruli Mtsvane, region of Kartli. Made using the traditional qvevri method, aged in a qvevri; alcohol 14%. Sources note apple, citrus and dried herbs on the nose and high acidity on the palate.
Goruli Mtsvane Reserve Oak
Mosavali
Kartli
Goruli Mtsvane from Kartli: a dry white Georgian wine. Made using the European method, aged in oak barriques; alcohol 13%. Sources note floral, mineral and vanilla on the nose. Produced by Mosavali.
Goruli Mtsvane-Chinuri
Sherekilebi
Kartli
A dry white Georgian wine made from Chinuri and Goruli Mtsvane, region of Kartli. Made at Sherekilebi.
Chinuri-Goruli Mtsvane
Mukhati Wine Cellar
Kartli
Gold at International Wine & Spirit Competition 2026. Region of Kartli: a white wine from Chinuri and Goruli Mtsvane. Produced by Mukhati Wine Cellar.
Goruli Mtsvane
Beridzeta Marani Zesopeli
Kartli
Goruli Mtsvane from Kartli: a dry white Georgian wine. Made using the European method; alcohol 12.5%. Sources note grapefruit on the nose. Produced by Beridzeta Marani Zesopeli.
Goruli Mtsvane
Mosavali
Kartli
Produced by Mosavali. Region of Kartli: a dry white wine from Goruli Mtsvane. The classic method, 13.5% alcohol. As described by sources: on the nose, lemon and pineapple.
Goruli Mtsvane
Shavgulidze Wine Cellar
Kartli
A dry white Georgian wine made from Goruli Mtsvane, region of Kartli. Awarded bronze at International Wine & Spirit Competition 2025. Produced by Shavgulidze Wine Cellar.
Goruli Mtsvane Qvevri
Uplistsikhe Estate
Kartli
The qvevri method, ageing in qvevri, 12% alcohol. Goruli Mtsvane from Kartli: a amber Georgian wine. Silver at International Wine & Spirit Competition 2025. Produced by Uplistsikhe Estate.
Kvishkhuri
Baadur
Imereti
Bronze at Georgia International Wine Award (WinExpo Georgia) 2026. Goruli Mtsvane from Imereti: a dry white Georgian wine. The classic method, 14% alcohol. Made at Baadur.
Qvevri White
Château Mukhrani
Kartli
Awarded gold at Concours Mondial de Bruxelles 2024. Region of Kartli: a dry amber wine from Rkatsiteli and Goruli Mtsvane. Made using the traditional qvevri method, aged in a qvevri; alcohol 12.5%. Made at Château Mukhrani.
Atenuri
Chateau Ateni
Produced by Chateau Ateni. A dry white Georgian wine made from Chinuri and Goruli Mtsvane.
Atenuri
Gulordava Family Winery
Kartli
A dry white Georgian wine made from Chinuri and Goruli Mtsvane, appellation of Atenuri. Produced by Gulordava Family Winery.
Where the data comes from
Sources for this page
Description
Facts from ampelographic sources and the country's official registers, in our own words.
Origin
The variety's passport in the Vitis International Variety Catalogue (VIVC).
Vineyard area
Vineyard cadastre 2025, National Wine Agency: plots registered under this variety; plots without an identified variety are not counted.
Wines
Our catalogue: the grape make-up comes from the winery's site or the label.
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