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Samegrelo, Georgia

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Samegrelo, Georgia

Nestled in the lush, subtropical landscapes of western Georgia, Samegrelo is emerging as a captivating destination for natural wine enthusiasts seeking unique expressions of Georgian winemaking. With its verdant hillsides and proximity to the Black Sea, Samegrelo's terroir offers a perfect balance of humidity and sunshine, ideal for cultivating indigenous grape varieties such as Ojaleshi and Tsolikouri. Natural winemakers in Samegrelo honor ancient traditions, often fermenting wines in qvevri buried underground, allowing for spontaneous fermentation with native yeasts. This minimal intervention approach yields wines that reflect the region's terroir with vibrant acidity, rich fruit flavors, and a distinctive minerality. Samegrelo's natural wines offer a sensory journey, capturing the essence of the land and the spirit of Georgian winemaking tradition. Whether enjoying a refreshing white or a complex red, Samegrelo's natural wines are a testament to the region's cultural heritage and commitment to sustainable viticulture.

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Natural Wine from Georgia

Georgia, a country nestled between Europe and Asia in the Caucasus region, boasts a winemaking tradition that spans over 8,000 years, making it one of the oldest wine-producing regions in the world. Central to Georgia's cultural identity is its deep-rooted connection to wine, where winemaking is steeped in tradition, spirituality, and community. Recently, Georgia has gained international acclaim for its natural wines, which uphold ancient winemaking techniques, organic farming practices, and minimal intervention in the cellar. This resurgence of natural wine production not only preserves Georgia's winemaking heritage but also revitalizes its wine industry on a global scale.