National Wine Day Concludes with Gala Evening Celebrating 8,000 Years of Georgian Winemaking
National Wine Day celebrations concluded with a gala reception and a musical-theatrical performance at the Tbilisi Opera and Ballet Theatre dedicated to the 8,000-year history of Georgian winemaking.
International Wine Conference Held in Tbilisi as Part of Georgia’s National Wine Day Celebrations
As part of Georgia’s National Wine Day celebrations, an international conference is being held at the National Youth Palace in Tbilisi.
National Wine Agency Publishes Historic Viticulture and Winemaking Work by L. Jorjadze
As part of the National Wine Agency’s Scientific Program for the Study of Georgian Vine and Wine Culture, the historic work of L. Jorjadze has been published in book form.
Georgian Vine and Fruit Tree Varieties Planted at the Leuville Georgian Estate in France
Local Georgian grapevine and fruit tree varieties have been planted at the historic Georgian Estate of Leuville in France.
Major Georgian Wine Showcase Held in Greece to Strengthen Market Presence and Awareness
With the support of Georgia’s National Wine Agency and organized by the Embassy of Georgia to the Hellenic Republic, a large-scale Georgian wine tasting and official reception was held in Athens at the historic venue
“The Wine Quality Reform Protects Both Investors and Consumers” – Levan Mekhuzla
All regulations introduced in Georgia’s wine sector are aimed at improving quality.
Georgia to host the World Congress of the International Organization of Vine and Wine in 2027
According to a decision made at the spring session of the International Organization of Vine and Wine (OIV) in Dijon, France, Georgia will host the OIV World Congress in 2027.
12 Georgian Wine Companies Participate in Vinexpo America in Miami
Twelve Georgian wine-producing companies showcased their products at the international wine and spirits exhibition Vinexpo America in Miami, with financial and organizational support from the National Wine Agency of Georgia.
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.
