UNIQUE TASTE.
UNIQUE GRAPES MEAN UNIQUE TAST FOR OUR WINES AND SPIRITS.
More than 500 grape varieties in Georgia.
We prefer autochthonous grape varieties from
Kartli – one of the oldest wine-growing regions of Georgia.
For our wines and distillates we have chosen:
“Chinuri” or “Chinebuli” – endemic white vine type.
Local grape variety from Kartli, means “great, magnificent, perfect, very good taste.”
“Goruli Mtsvane” – endemic white vine type.
One of Gorula local grape variety from Kartli, means “Green from Gori”.
“Shavkapito” – endemic red vine type.
Local grape variety from Kartli , means the shape bunch of grapes “Vine with a black cane”.
“Tavkveri” – endemic red vine type.
Local grape variety from Kartli , means “flattish heads the berries of this grapevine”.
BRIGHT AROMA.
OUR PRODUCTION METHODS SAVE A UNIQUE TASTE & BRIGHT AROMA OF GRAPES OR FRUITS.
WINE PRODUCTION METHODS.
European – for white and rosé wines using fresh grape juice only.
Imeretian – for white, rosé and red wines with a short 2-3 days aging of grape must on grape pulp before fermentation.
Kakhetian – for red wines with aging grape must on grape pulp without ridges until fermentation is complete.
STRONG DRINKS PRODUCTION METHODS.
Traditional production methods :
– Fermentation of grape pulp without added sugar or water.
– Traditional distillation of crude alcohol on a copper cube.
– Use of local natural spring water to sort distillates.
Modern production methods :
– Obtaining extra pure crude alcohol on a continuous distillation column for brandy production.
– Modern fractional purification of crude alcohol on a rectification column after traditional distillation
on a copper cube for chacha and tkemali production.
MAINTAIN TRADITIONS OF ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY WINEMAKING.
For our wines :
– Mainly gravity juice or pulp juice.
– Fermentation on wild yeast.
– Natural filtration (sedimentation).
– Storage without preservatives.
– No movement before use.
– No blending.
For our strong drinks:
We used the combination of traditional and modern production methods with :
– Fermentation of grape pulp without added sugar or water.
– Traditional distillation of crude alcohol on a copper cube.
– Obtaining extra pure crude alcohol on a continuous brew column.
– Modern fractional purification of crude alcohol on a rectification column.
– Georgian natural spring water for sorting distillates.
– Exposure of the distillate.
– Exposure of the distillate on Georgian oak riveting in stainless containers.