Estate
Own grapes, own winemaking and bottling — all confirmed by sources
Why Burjanadze-Shanidze Wine Cellar has it: own vineyards and cellar — on-site inspection by the Natural Wine Association, 2025 Details
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Classification
How it is classified
- Estate. Own grapes, own winemaking and bottling — all confirmed by sources
Grapes
ConfirmedOwn vineyards
ConfirmedOwn vineyards confirmed by a third-party on-site inspection; no sign of bought-in grapes was found.
Winemaking
ConfirmedOwn winemaking and bottling
ConfirmedOwn cellar or marani confirmed by a third-party on-site inspection.
Place
From indirect evidenceWines from several regions
From indirect evidenceFrom the wines it releases (getwine catalogue).
The association inspects its members' vineyards and cellars on site. We count inspections from the last three years; membership without an inspection does not count. It is not a certificate or a judgement of the wine.
Not established
- Ownership — We did not find the company's owners in open registers.
- Output — Output is not disclosed.
- Certification — No information. We count only organic and biodynamic certificates with a control-body code or a certifier-register entry.
Methodology 2026.10.2 · The classification can be wrong. The producer can send facts, and the classification will be recalculated.
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Wines from Burjanadze-Shanidze Wine Cellar
Pinot Noir
Burjanadze-Shanidze Wine Cellar
Kartli
Pinot Noir from Kartli: a dry red Georgian wine. Made using the European method, aged in a neutral vessel.
Rkatsiteli
Burjanadze-Shanidze Wine Cellar
Kakheti
A dry amber Georgian wine made from Rkatsiteli, region of Kakheti. The qvevri method, ageing in qvevri.
Tsolikouri
Burjanadze-Shanidze Wine Cellar
Imereti
Region of Imereti: a dry amber wine from Tsolikouri. Made using the traditional qvevri method, aged in a qvevri.
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About
About the winery
Burjanadze-Shanidze Wine Cellar is an estate under getwine's independent classification. Based on: own vineyards, own winemaking and bottling. From indirect evidence: wines from several regions.
Summary compiled by getwine from the facts on this page.
- Winemaking · by catalogue
- 2 of 3 wines in qvevri · 0 oak-aged
- Lines
- Burjanadze-Shanidze Wine Cellar
Visit & events
People & winemaking
Who is behind this winery
No named people on record.
Natural winery
The winery is a member of the Natural Wine Association — a union of grape growers and winemakers engaged only in organic viticulture and natural winemaking. The association issues its mark to a cellar, not to a single bottle, and it confirms that the winery works by the association’s rules.
- The vineyard is kept to organic requirements; the grower looks after the environment and aims at a self-sustaining ecosystem.
- Winemaking avoids methods and means that essentially alter the wine’s natural organoleptic properties.
- Labels must be truthful and fully reflect the wine’s origin.
Association inspections: 2025.
Vineyards
Vineyards
Record
What this record is based on
Company and registry
- Founding year (as stated)2013
Producer's website · Aug 2026 · Verified
Certification
- Natural Wine Associationyes
Natural Wine Association directory · Aug 2026 · Stated
- Association inspections, years2025
Natural Wine Association directory · Aug 2026 · Stated
Sources
Every fact on this page has a source.
Sources behind this record
Natural Wine Association directory
2 facts · last checked Aug 2026
Producer's website
1 fact · last checked Aug 2026
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