Georgia Introduces Approval Requirement for Commercial Vineyard Planting Starting May 2026
Only those planning to engage in commercial activities will be required to obtain approval for planting vineyards, which—based on current trends—will affect up to 100 potential producers.
“Wine Sales in Europe Have Declined – Our Export Share Has Adjusted from 70% to 45%” – Gvardzelashvili’s Marani
Wine sales in Europe have declined, with the company’s export share decreasing from 70% to 45%, according to Giorgi Gvardzelashvili,
Draft Government Resolution on Measures for the Organized Conduct of the 2026 Rtveli and Support for Grape Sales
The draft resolution of the Government of Georgia, titled “On Measures to Be Implemented for the Organized Conduct of the 2026 Vintage (Rtveli)”
Georgian Wine in the Spotlight in Wine Spectator’s March Issue
National Wine Agency of Georgia and organized by its contracted American marketing company Colangelo & Partners
“Vineyard Establishment Must Be Regulated to Ensure High-Quality Georgian Wine,” Says Zurab Vacharadze
Rules and procedures for granting authorization for vineyard establishment, which will ensure full transparency of the process, will be developed in the form of a bylaw by May 1
Georgian Wine Presented Again in Chengdu with Support of the National Wine Agency
With the financial and organizational support of the National Wine Agency of Georgia, four Georgian wine-producing companies participated in the Fine Wineseer held in Chengdu.
“Georgia Has Qualified Vine Nurseries Capable of Producing Certified Saplings Starting This Year,” Says Levan Mekhuzla
The quality of Georgian wine and its success in international markets depend on the quality of vineyards.
Georgian Wine Showcased in China with Support of the National Wine Agency
Six Georgian wine-producing companies participated in the Fine Wine Hotel Exhibition held in Chengdu.
“The Ongoing Reform Aims to Ensure Exceptionally High Quality of Georgian Wine,” Says Levan Mekhuzla
Levan Mekhuzla, Chairman of the National Wine Agency of Georgia, spoke about the ongoing reform aimed at improving wine quality during a meeting with producers.
