Taste Georgian wine this Thanksgiving in US
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If you are a wine enthusiast currently in the United States (US), you have a chance to taste Georgian wine for free.
Thanksgiving Georgian wine tastings will take place at four different locations in Washington D.C. and Virginia this week.
Free wine tasting will include:
- Teliani Valley Tsinandali
- Teliani Valley Tvishi
- Teliani Valley Saperavi
- Teliani Valley Kindzmarauli
"Thanksgiving is approaching and we have excellent Georgian wines that in our opinion pair particularly well with the spirit of Thankgiving and the accompanying dinner table,” said event organisers.
"They represent the best of Georgian grape varietals and the millennia old Georgian wine culture.”
If you want to know more about this opportunity to taste the Georgian wines, check out this link for detailed information about time and location.
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