Wine Map of Georgia
All 32 appellations with wine type and grapes, nine wine regions, vineyard parcels, rivers and vintages. Landscape sheet, 70×50 cm.
Edition 2026-09
- Sheet
- 70 × 50 cm, landscape
- Print file
- PDF — 23 MB
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On the sheet
- All 32 appellations in one register: region, wine type, grapes and vineyard altitude
- Appellation zones — 28 of the 32 traced from the maps in their specifications
- Nine wine regions with their hectares and leading grapes
- Vineyard parcels: 16.3 of 49.9 thousand ha outlined; Kvareli and Lagodekhi surveyed plot by plot
- Kakheti inset with 19 of its 20 zones
- Rivers, lakes and reservoirs
- Vintages 2016–2025 by region, each year against the region’s previous ten
- No winery index — the wineries are on the Kakheti and Western Georgia sheets
Compiled from
- Vineyard parcels — Ministry of Agriculture survey (Kvareli, Lagodekhi), OpenStreetMap (ODbL)
- Appellations — Sakpatenti register; zones — maps in their specifications
- Winegrowing zones — after the Georgian Wine Club regional sheets
- Hectares, grapes — Vineyard Cadastre 2025
- Region outlines, rivers, lakes — OpenStreetMap
- Vintages — ERA5-Land and ERA5, Copernicus Climate Change Service (CC BY 4.0)
- Relief — SRTM via Terrain Tiles
Sources
And the same right of reply applies to paper.
Compiled from public sources and may contain errors. Each sheet prints the sources it was drawn from, and every classification on it can be disputed — the right of reply applies to a printed guide exactly as it applies to the site.
A producer named on a sheet can dispute its position or its classification exactly as on the site: a document persuades, the record is corrected on the site straight away and on paper in the next edition.
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Free and not for sale — every sheet says so in its footer. Part of the data behind the Georgian sheets, the Vineyard Cadastre, may be used for non-commercial purposes only.