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Tbilvino Saperavi 2022
Tbilvino Saperavi 2022
- Grape Saperavi
- Country Georgia
- Region Kakheti eastern Georgia
- Grape Saperavi
- Producer Tbilvino
- Abv 13%
- Case size 6/ 75cl
- This wonderful wine has notes of grapes with cherry and blackberry undertones, perfectly combined with vanilla and oak aromas. It has a long and delightful aftertaste.
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Analytical data
dry
3.17 g/l residual sugar
Wine-making is Tbilvino's starting point, representing its values and goals. The company needs to ensure all the processes included in wine-making are performed smoothly and with great quality. This is why Tbilvino's biggest resources, time, and energy are always aimed at further developing winemaking. Tbilvino has two wineries in Tbilisi and Kvareli, which are equipped with the latest technologies. This allows us to produce 7.5 million litres of high-quality wine annually. Qvevri wine cellar can be found in Tbilvino Kvareli winery, where all our Qvevri wines are stored. French oak barrels for the premium line of Special Reserve wines can be found in the Tbilisi winery.
Country | Georgia |
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Vintage | 2022 |
Bottles Per Case | 6 |
Bottle Size | 75 |
2 cases 10% off | No |
Winery | Tbilvino was established nearly sixty years ago, and over this period, they have become one of Georgia’s leading producers. Almost dormant at the end of the Soviet era, the winery was acquired by the enterprising Margvelashvili brothers, who set about restoring the facilities and moving the focus from volume to quality. In the last decade, they have made considerable investments, beginning in 2008 with refurbishing their original winery in the capital city, Tbilisi. This was followed in 2012 by constructing a second winery in Kvareli, near Russia’s southern border, where they produce their qvevri wines. Taking full advantage of the technology at their disposal, they favour a clean, bright style whilst still employing the traditional production methods and Indigenous grape varieties that make Georgian wines unique. |