Khvanchkara

Name: Khvanchkara
Brand: Rtvelisi

A semi-sweet red Georgian wine, appellation of Khvanchkara. Made using the European method; alcohol 12.5%. Sources note spices and strawberry on the nose and long finish on the palate. Made at Rtvelisi.

Price

Median price

56.00 ₾

≈ $21 · ≈ €19

Above average

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0 ₾120 ₾

How this verdict works

We compare this wine's median price (56.00 GEL) with the median of its cohort — wines of the same producer category and style class (39.20 GEL across 44 wines). Within ±15% is around average; below that is below average; above it is above average.

Europroduct—
Supermarket chain · observed Aug 27, 2026
8000 Vintages56.00 ₾
Wine shop · observed Aug 27, 2026
Wineland—
Wine shop · observed Aug 27, 2026
Carrefour (Wolt)
- 700 ml54.95 ₾

Under a shop's price are other lots and formats it currently sells. They are excluded from the median, the range and the verdict: a different bottling year or a different bottle size is a different product, not the same wine at another price.

Prices are collected from public retail listings and may be outdated; the observation date is shown for each shop.

Style attributes

Color: Red
Tannin: No data
Sweetness: Semi-sweet
Aging vessel: No data
Technology: European
Volume: 750 ml
Alcohol: 12.5%

Recognition

No recorded awards.

Vintages: 2024

Origin

Producer:RtvelisiNot enough data

Region: Racha-Lechkhumi

Appellation: KhvanchkaraHigh authenticity risk

What to check for this appellation

Khvanchkara is a naturally semi-sweet red PDO from Racha, made only from Aleksandrouli and Mujuretuli grapes grown in a small demarcated micro-zone around Ambrolauri. Because these two grapes grow on a very limited area (the core micro-zone is on the order of tens of hectares, within roughly 900 ha of Racha vineyards) while the name is among Georgia's most famous, the volume sold under the name has historically exceeded what the zone can produce, and falsification of the name is well documented in the wine press. What to check: confirm the producer is registered in the Racha/Khvanchkara zone and owns or sources Aleksandrouli/Mujuretuli grapes there, and treat unusually cheap 'Khvanchkara' with caution.