Wine Map of Western Georgia
Imereti, Racha-Lechkhumi, Samegrelo, Guria and Adjara on one sheet: eight appellations, insets of the Rioni valley and the Imeretian core, catalogue wineries.
Edition 2026-09
- Sheet
- 50 × 70 cm, portrait
- Print file
- PDF — 19 MB
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On the sheet
- Eight appellations with wine type, grapes and vineyard altitude
- Insets: the Rioni valley, with five of the eight appellations, and the Imeretian core from Baghdati to Zestaponi
- Zones from the maps in their specifications; Obcha, Racha and Lechkhumi by the villages they name
- Catalogue wineries with an index — only those with a confirmed exact location
- Five wine regions with their hectares and leading grapes
- Vineyard parcels: 0.2 of 4.2 thousand ha hand-drawn in OpenStreetMap; empty means unmapped
- Rivers, lakes and reservoirs
- Vintages by appellation, each year against its previous ten
Compiled from
- Vineyard parcels, rivers, lakes, villages, region outlines — OpenStreetMap (ODbL)
- Appellation zones — maps in their specifications
- Khvanchkara boundary, Racha vine area — after the Georgian Wine Club map
- Hectares, grapes — Vineyard Cadastre 2025
- Appellations — Sakpatenti, National Wine Agency
- Wineries — getwine.ge catalogue
- Vintages — ERA5-Land and ERA5, Copernicus Climate Change Service (CC BY 4.0)
- Relief — SRTM
Sources
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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.