Dutch sommeliers to visit Georgia to discover its wine
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A group of wine professionals from the Netherlands, including wine importers, wine writers and sommeliers will visit Georgia in September to learn more about country’s rich wine history and culture.
The decision was made after Amsterdam hosted a Georgian wine testing last week.
In total 12 Georgian wine companies participated in the wine tasting event in Amsterdam.
A wine and food pairing event was also held at the same time, where the sommeliers revealed that wine from Telavi Wine Cellar goes well with wild goose dish.
The Georgian National Wine Agency, which supported the wine events in Amsterdam, announced that the Netherland’s market was promising for Georgian wine exports.
In 2017 the Wine Agency signed an agreement with wine importer company Saperavi Wine Agency, which supports Georgian wine exports to the Netherlands and different activities that promote Georgian wine to the country.
A group of Dutch wine importers has visited Georgia to explore the rich history and culture of Georgian wine and learn about the country’s wine market.
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Wine professionals from the Netherlands have just completed their visit to Georgia and positively assessed their fascinating journey along the country’s wine routes.
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Georgia’s stand ‘Taste of Georgia’’ was represented at the annual WineWeekend event in Rijswijk, the Netherlands, where Georgian wines were showcased.
Spain’s port city of Alicante has hosted Georgian Culture Days this week, where Georgian wine and its rich viticulture was promoted.
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Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili met with the Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte at the Munich Security Conference today. The parties discussed the further intensification of bilateral relations in different fields, with a special emphasis on deepening economic ties.