Copenhagen Wine Fair showcases Georgian wines
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Georgian wine was showcased at the Copenhagen Wine Fair, which is a new wine fair for wine producers looking for partners in Denmark.
Producers from all over the world were invited to present wine, spirits, accessories and gourmet specialties for the Danish importers and distributors today.
Georgia participated in the fair for the first time, announced the Georgian National Wine Agency.
For Georgian wine companies showed 15 varieties of Georgian wines at the fair.
Within the fair Georgian wine tasting event and a seminar was held, announced the wine agency.
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After the judges have tasted all the samples the winners will be revealed next month. The competition was open exclusively to qvevri wine producers from all countries and wine regions in the world.
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