This video brings to you one of the must visit place in Georgia. Georgia (Georgian: საქართველო) is one of the oldest wine growing countries in the world and is one of the original regions for wine growing and cultivated vines.The vineyards are located in Napareuli, Kisiskhevi and Shilda.Telavi (Georgian: თელავი [tʰeɫavi])- the ancient capital of the Kakhetian kingdom.This city is located in the heart of Kakheti, a historical region of Eastern Georgia, located in the valleys of the Lori and Alazani rivers.
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A trip to Telavi is a tour of an amazingly beautiful region, to the world of ancient temples and monasteries, picturesque rivers and valleys, where amber grapes grow under the warm rays of the sun. Telavi is not only the center of the region - it is the center of all Georgian winemaking, which is elevated to a cult here.
In Kakheti close to Telavi at the foot of the great Caucasus one can find one of the oldest and best wine growing regions in the world. Scientists believe that wine production in Georgia is more than 7.000 years old and that the grape varieties grown in Western-Europe nowadays actually origin from Georgia and were taken from there by the Romans more than 2.000 years ago.
Georgia – a cradle of wine, the place, where a human grew the grape vine and tasted wine for the first time. During archeological researches in the village “Telavi” 8000 years old grape seeds were found in wine jugs, also ceramic jugs of the same age. This fact shows that winemaking in Georgia is 8000 years old. To provide a basis Schuchmann acquired 120ha of land of which 60ha are currently under vines. Dark fertile soils offer an excellent basis for viniculture! The oldest vines were planted in 1986.
