Producer profile

39 Qvevri

39 Qvevri is an estate under getwine's independent classification.

Region: Kartli
Wines in the catalogue: 10

Where they work

Kartli

Central Georgia around Tbilisi: the basin of the Mtkvari with its tributaries the Liakhvi and the Ksani, vineyards at 450–700 m.

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Classification

How it is classified

Estate. Own grapes, own winemaking and bottling — all confirmed by sources

Since 10.2026 labels are given only on confirmed facts; the former category “Small family winery” is no longer used. What changed — in the methodology

AxisValueLevelBasis

Grapes
Confirmed
Own vineyards
Confirmed
Own land confirmed; no sign of bought-in grapes was found.
- Producer's website, Oct 2026
Producer's website, Oct 2026
Winemaking
Confirmed
Own winemaking and bottling
Confirmed
Own cellar or marani, in the producer's own words.
- Producer's website, Oct 2026
Producer's website, Oct 2026
Output
From indirect evidence
Small · under 100,000 L a year
From indirect evidence
A narrow range from one region and a named winemaker are signs of a small producer, not a confirmation.
- getwine catalogue
- Producer's website, Aug 2026
getwine catalogue
Sources (2)
- Producer's website, Aug 2026
Place
Confirmed
Vineyards in one region: Kartli
Confirmed
From the location of its own vineyards.
- Producer's website, Oct 2026
Producer's website, Oct 2026

Not established

Ownership — We did not find the company's owners in open registers.
Certification — No information. We count only organic and biodynamic certificates with a control-body code or a certifier-register entry.

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Wines

Wines from 39 Qvevri

Chinuri Qvevri

39 Qvevri

AmberQvevri (traditional)

Awarded silver at Georgia International Wine Award (WinExpo Georgia) 2026. Chinuri: a dry amber Georgian wine. Made using the traditional qvevri method, aged in a qvevri; alcohol 13%.

32.20 ₾Dry

Goruli Mtsvane Qvevri

39 Qvevri

AmberQvevri (traditional)

The qvevri method, ageing in qvevri, 13% alcohol. Goruli Mtsvane: a dry amber Georgian wine. As described by sources: on the nose, citrus and fig.

42.00 ₾Dry

Khikhvi Qvevri

39 Qvevri

Kartli

AmberQvevri (traditional)

Region of Kartli: a amber wine from Khikhvi. Made using the traditional qvevri method, aged in a qvevri; alcohol 12.4%. Awarded bronze at International Wine & Spirit Competition 2026.

43.00 ₾

Kisi

39 Qvevri

AmberQvevri (traditional)

Awarded gold at Georgia International Wine Award (WinExpo Georgia) 2026. Kisi: a dry amber Georgian wine. Made using the traditional qvevri method, aged in a qvevri; alcohol 14%.

39.70 ₾Dry

Rkatsiteli

39 Qvevri

AmberQvevri (traditional)

A dry amber Georgian wine made from Rkatsiteli. Made using the traditional qvevri method, aged in a qvevri; alcohol 14%. Awarded silver at Decanter World Wine Awards 2026.

32.20 ₾Dry

Saperavi Qvevri

39 Qvevri

RedQvevri (traditional)

Saperavi: a dry red Georgian wine. The qvevri method, ageing in qvevri, 15% alcohol. As described by sources: on the nose, red berries.

46.20 ₾Dry

Shavkapito

39 Qvevri

Kartli

RedQvevri (traditional)

Shavkapito from Kartli: a dry red Georgian wine. Made using the traditional qvevri method, aged in a qvevri; alcohol 12%. Sources note blueberry and spices on the nose and soft tannins on the palate.

42.00 ₾Dry

Tavkveri

39 Qvevri

RedEuropean

Tavkveri: a dry red Georgian wine. Made using the European method; alcohol 13%. Sources note red berries on the nose and light-bodied on the palate.

42.00 ₾Dry

All 10 wines

Price range across the lineup

32.20 – 46.20 ₾

8 priced wines · 32.20–46.20 ₾ · median 42.00 ₾ (≈ $12–$18)

Range and median of each wine's median price; approximate USD at the official National Bank of Georgia rate.

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About

About the winery

39 Qvevri is an estate under getwine's independent classification. Based on: own vineyards, own winemaking and bottling, vineyards in Kartli. From indirect evidence: small output.

Summary compiled by getwine from the facts on this page.