When Marta Imeneo, Marie Claude Marson, and Maria Pnagalos first arrived in Georgia, they were instantly captivated. Three women who had been working together in Europe decided to take a leap of faith into something entirely new. In 2022, they moved to Georgia permanently, founding Ambrosia Winery – a project that brilliantly blends their global experience with the ancient richness of Georgian viticulture.   T: Tell us about the story – how did this international team come to

Siradze Selections is a Canadian-based importer dedicated to bringing Georgian wine to new audiences. For the founder, Anna Siradze, the mission is deeply personal: connecting her two homes - Georgia and Canada - through wine. Despite Canada’s strict regulations, Anna plans to expand her portfolio with five more Georgian wineries by the end of the year. Tboba spoke with her about her vision and how she plans to introduce Georgian wine to Canadian consumers. T: What inspired y

They say all roads lead to Burgundy - and our wine journey began right there. Perhaps no wine region in the world has been studied as deeply as Burgundy. Its unique landscape, known as the climate , was even recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 2015. While Bordeaux often follows the single estate principle - where grapes are grown and wine is made within one property under one owner, Burgundy tells a different story. Here, the focus is on expressing terroir , whi

Starting September 25, Vinemo Wine School launches its Wine Culture and Tasting course. The course is designed for both wine enthusiasts...

Batumi residents at the “Oscars” of wine! André Baader, from Brazil, and his wife Karla, from Guatemala, have been invited to the Vino...

At a time when Georgia’s wine industry was still taking its first modern steps, Anano Vekua had already set her sights on becoming a...