"5 Reasons to Try Georgian Wine" Featured in Popular U.S. Publication Grapefriend

A feature titled "5 Reasons to Try Georgian Wine" has been published by the popular U.S.-based wine publication Grapefriend, highlighting the unique qualities that make Georgian wine one of the world's most distinctive wine experiences.

The article was produced with the support of the National Wine Agency of Georgia and its U.S. communications partner, Glodow Nead Communications. It presents five compelling reasons why readers should discover and enjoy Georgian wine.

Among the highlights are Georgia's 8,000-year-old winemaking tradition and its recognition as the birthplace of wine, the country's rich diversity of indigenous grape varieties, the unique culture of the Georgian supra (traditional feast), Georgia's breathtaking natural landscapes, and the growing international popularity of Georgian natural wines.

The article was written by Alyssa Vitrano, who visited Georgia in May 2026 as part of a wine tour organized with the support of the National Wine Agency. During her visit, Vitrano and other members of the American media attended events celebrating National Wine Day and toured wineries in the Kakheti and Kartli wine regions, where they explored both Georgia's ancient winemaking traditions and modern production practices.

Grapefriend is a popular American publication that blends wine culture with contemporary pop culture. It was founded by Alyssa Vitrano, a journalist and television producer whose work has appeared in outlets including Marie Claire and MTV.