A Taste of Georgia’s Wine Legacy – The Pourium

A Taste of Georgia’s Wine Legacy

When you pour a glass of Georgian wine, you’re not just sipping — you’re stepping into 8,000 years of winemaking history. Georgia is recognized as the cradle of wine, where ancient clay qvevri (amphorae) and millennia-old techniques still shape the bottles we enjoy today.

Two wines from Teliani Valley bring this heritage to life in very different, but equally captivating ways:

8K Ancient Red
Named for Georgia’s 8,000 years of winemaking, this red is bold, structured, and layered with dark fruit and spice. It’s a wine that honours tradition while feeling fresh and exciting in the glass.
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Alazani Valley
Softer and more approachable, this semi-sweet red is brimming with ripe berries and a gentle, smooth finish. It’s the kind of bottle that makes friends around the table fast.
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Why try them?

Because they’re more than just wines, they’re a journey through time, culture and flavour!

Together, they tell the story of Georgia’s winemaking soul: one rooted in ancient strength, the other inviting you in with warmth and generosity.

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