Small producer
Small output: up to 100,000 litres a year (about 133,000 bottles). Group-owned and state-owned producers do not receive this label.
Why TseroWine has it: small output — getwine editorial Details
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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
- Small producer. Small output: up to 100,000 litres a year (about 133,000 bottles). Group-owned and state-owned producers do not receive this label.
Grapes
From indirect evidenceOwn vineyards
From indirect evidenceOwn vineyards are mentioned without area or location — a sign, not a confirmation.
getwine editorial, Oct 2026
Winemaking
From indirect evidenceOwn winemaking and bottling
From indirect evidenceA wine-agency register entry, an address or a map object is a sign, not a confirmation of a cellar.
getwine editorial, Oct 2026
Output
ConfirmedSmall · under 100,000 L a year
≈ 1,500 bottles of 0.75 L
Small marani under Georgia's wine law (up to 25,000 L)
ConfirmedOutput is stated by a source.
getwine editorial, Oct 2026
Place
From indirect evidenceWines from several regions
From indirect evidenceFrom the wines it releases (getwine catalogue).
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.
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 TseroWine
Chinuri
TseroWine
Kartli
A dry white Georgian wine made from Chinuri, region of Kartli. Made using the European method; alcohol 11.5%. Sources note melon and pear on the nose.
Chinuri Petnat Brut
TseroWine
Kartli
Chinuri from Kartli: a brut white sparkling Georgian wine. The classic method, 12.5% alcohol.
Danakharuli
TseroWine
Kartli
A dry red Georgian wine made from Danakharuli, region of Kartli. Made using the European method; alcohol 12%. Sources note blueberry on the nose and soft acidity on the palate.
Mukuzani
TseroWine
Kakheti
Saperavi from Mukuzani: a dry red Georgian wine. Made using the European method; alcohol 13.5%. Sources note mineral and plum on the nose and high acidity on the palate.
Saperavi
TseroWine
Kakheti
A red Georgian wine made from Saperavi, region of Kakheti. The classic method, 15% alcohol. As described by sources: on the nose, red berries.
Shavkapito
TseroWine
Kartli
A dry red Georgian wine made from Shavkapito, region of Kartli. Made using the European method; alcohol 12%.
Tavkveri
TseroWine
Kartli
Tavkveri from Kartli: a red Georgian wine. Made using the European method; alcohol 13%. Sources note red berries on the nose.
Price range across the lineup
29.05 – 46.15 ₾
7 priced wines · 29.05–46.15 ₾ · median 34.15 ₾ (≈ $11–$18)
Range and median of each wine's median price; approximate USD at the official National Bank of Georgia rate.
About
About the winery
TseroWine is a small producer under getwine's independent classification. Based on: small output. From indirect evidence: own vineyards, own winemaking and bottling, wines from several regions.
Summary compiled by getwine from the facts on this page.
- Location
- Kartli
- Lines
- TseroWine
Visit & events
Vineyards
Vineyards
- Own vineyards mentionedyes
getwine editorial · Oct 2026 · Verified
Record
What this record is based on
Classification evidence
- RegionKartli
getwine editorial · Oct 2026 · Verified
- Own vineyards mentionedyes
getwine editorial · Oct 2026 · Verified
- Production locationwine region
getwine editorial · Oct 2026 · Verified
Company and registry
- Founding year (as stated)2019
getwine editorial · Oct 2026 · Verified
- Bottles per year (as stated)1,500
getwine editorial · Oct 2026 · Verified
Sources
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Sources behind this record
getwine editorial
5 facts · last checked Oct 2026
Photo: winery's website, facebook.com
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