Georgian Wine Festival 2019 kicks off on Shardeni Street on October 12
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Georgian Wine Festival 2019 will be held for the third time in Tbilisi, on Shardeni Street on October 12.
The festival starts at 12 pm and lasts till 7 pm.
The Georgian Wine Festival is organized by media portal allwine.ge and Meidan Group (Real Estate Management and Development Company).
Small and large wine making companies and startups will be represented at the venue; a masterclass in wine tasting will be held at the event.
Saturday is forecasted to be sunny, so you can visit us and enjoy Georgian wine with family or friends”, reads the Facebook page of the festival.
Minister of Agriculture, Levan Davitashvili will open the event. After the opening ceremony folk ensemble Shvidkatsa will perform traditional Georgian folk songs.
A masterclass in wine tasting will be held at the event. Photo: Georgian Wine Festival
Apart from the wine tasting, Georgian traditional snacks, such as churchkhela, cheese, dried fruit and honey will be presented at the venue.
The first half of the day will be dedicated to folk and old Tbilisian songs by groups like Ranina, Torda, Marula and dance ensembles.
Presentation of the book by Alice Feiring ‘For the Love of Wine: My Odyssey through the World’s Most Ancient Wine Culture’ will be held on 1 pm.
Tourists and locals can enjoy different shows including a fire and drummers show.
Fans of Georgian wine are welcome at Mtatsminda Park to taste the new harvest wines from large and medium companies, as well as from small wineries and family wine cellars from 11 am to 6 pm.
The New Wine Festival is now underway at Mtatsminda Park in Georgia’s capital of Tbilisi where the visitors can taste new emerging sorts of wine from the wineries all around the country.
Over a dozen winemakers, vineyard growers and restaurateurs will host wine and food lovers at Tbilisi's unique open-air Museum of Ethnography this Sunday for a celebration of natural wine and products within the Food and Wine Festival.
Wine lovers had a great opportunity to enjoy fine Georgian wine at the New Wine Festival 2014 at the Open Air Museum of Ethnography in Tbilisi today.
Georgia’s capital Tbilisi will host locals and visitors for a tasting of some of the best wines by dozens of producers as part of this year's New Wine Festival in the city's Mtatsminda Park on Saturday, with organisers aiming to raise funds for a charity to help Ukraine, the City Hall announced on Friday.