Georgian wine showcased at French festival
About 11 Georgian wine producing companies were represented at the festival. Photo: National Wine Agency of Geogria.
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Georgian wine has been showcased at the annual festival of wines and gastronomy Salon Bacchus in Toulon, France, announces the National Wine Agency of Georgia.
About 11 Georgian wine producing companies were represented at the festival.
More than 30,000 people visited the three-days exhibition that was held on March 22 - 24.
France is one of Georgia’s main wine export markets, to where Georgia exported 17,406 bottles of wine in January – February of 2019.
Georgian wine exports increased 24% in the reporting period compared to the same months of 2018.
Georgian wine producing companies are participating in the annual international wine and alcoholic beverages exhibition ProWein-2019 in Dusseldorf, Germany.
Georgian wine tasting sessions and master classes will be held in major cities of the UK, starting with the capital of London today. After London, Georgian wine tasting sessions and master classes will continue to be held in major UK cities.
Famous British journalist and wine writer Andrew Jefford visited Georgia to chair the jury of the First Saperavi International Competition along on a 12-person jury composed of Georgian and foreign experts.
London has hosted a Georgian wine tasting event this week which was leaded by British wine master Sarah Abbot.
Georgian amber wines are one step closer to becoming 8th on the International Organisation for Vine and Wine (OIV) list.
A total of 12 Georgian wine companies and four family cellars are participating in the international wine fair VinExpo Bordeaux - 2019 in France, announces Georgian National Wine Agency.
Eight Georgian female winemakers are showcasing their wines at the first international exhibition of female winemakers - Women in Wine Expo 2019 in the Netherlands and Belgium.
A small Georgian marani, or wine cellar, has been opened at the Plumpton Wine University in Sussex, England which allows students to learn about the history of Georgian winemaking and the methods involved in producing Georigan wine.
French wine producers Thierry Puzelat and Jean-Francois Nicq are visiting Georgia to learn more about artisanal Georgian wines, announces the Embassy of France to Georgia. Puzelat and Nicq met Georgian wine producers to talk about rare Georgian vine varieties and the qvevri winemaking method earlier today.