Industrial producer

Goruli Mtsvane

Name: Goruli Mtsvane
Brand: Georgian Wine House

BronzeInternational Wine Challenge 2024 BronzeInternational Wine Challenge 2023 Bronze87/100Decanter World Wine Awards 2023

A white Georgian wine made from Goruli Mtsvane, region of Kartli. Made using the European method, aged in a neutral vessel. Made at Georgian Wine House (an industrial producer).

Style attributes

Color: White
Aging vessel: Neutral vessel
Technology: European

No data: Tannin, Sweetness

Grape varieties: Goruli Mtsvane (100%)

Recognition

BronzeInternational Wine Challenge 2024
Major competitionvintages: 2022
BronzeInternational Wine Challenge 2023
Major competitionvintages: 2020
Bronze87/100Decanter World Wine Awards 2023
Major competitionvintages: 2020
Bronze87/100Decanter World Wine Awards 2022
Major competitionvintages: 2020
Silver90/100International Wine Challenge 2022
Major competitionvintages: 2020
CommendedInternational Wine Challenge 2021
Major competitionvintages: 2019
CommendedInternational Wine Challenge 2020
Major competitionvintages: 2018

Medals are weighted by competition credibility — a gold from a pay-to-play contest is not a gold from Decanter.

Vintages: 2022, 2020, 2019, 2018

Origin

Producer:Georgian Wine HouseIndustrial producer

Region: Kartli

Harvest weather

What the season was like in the Kartli region compared with the previous decade.

2022
usual warmth
as warm as the previous ten years here
usual September
an ordinary September for rain
spring frost
a spring frost down to −2 °C or lower after 10 April, when young shoots are at risk
2020
usual warmth
as warm as the previous ten years here
dry September
a drier September than the previous ten
no frost
no spring frost down to −2 °C after 10 April
2019
usual warmth
as warm as the previous ten years here
usual September
an ordinary September for rain
no frost
no spring frost down to −2 °C after 10 April
2018
warmer
warmer than the previous ten years here
dry September
a drier September than the previous ten
no frost
no spring frost down to −2 °C after 10 April

Where these figures come from

Only the unusual is coloured: warmth and September rain are compared with this area's mean over the previous ten years; a frost means a minimum of −2 °C or lower after 10 April. An uncoloured indicator means “as usual”, a dashed one means no data. How the year went in other zones is behind the year link.

ERA5-Land reanalysis, precipitation from ERA5 (Copernicus Climate Change Service) via the Open-Meteo archive, grid cell 42.000000 / 44.100006. The comparison is with this zone's own mean over the previous ten years: against the 1991–2020 climate normal almost every recent year in Kakheti would read as "warmer than usual", which says more about warming than about the season. This is a gridded model, not a weather station in the vineyard.

This wine has no appellation on record, so the weather is taken for the region and describes the wider area.

Zones sharing this grid cell: 2. Their weather does not differ in this data — the grid is coarser than the zones.

Warmth and rain explain what the season was like; they do not replace tasting and do not tell you whether the wine is ready to drink.