This is what good wine from the Goruli Mtsvane grape tastes like

Goruli Mtsvane is an ancient, indigenous Georgian grape variety. Not to be confused with the more widespread Mtsvane Kachuri. Goruli Mtsvane produces fresh, not overly heavy, high-quality white wines, often with a floral, citrus, and sometimes honey flavor. It's not only suitable for still wines; it also makes excellent sparkling wines.

Check out our wines made from Goruli Mtsvane grapes

Mtsvane means "green" in Georgian. Mtsvane Goruli means "the Green" from Gori, a town in the Kartlia province in central Georgia. There, in the neighboring Imereti province, Goruli Mtsvane is planted on a relatively small scale: just over 200 hectares of vineyards.

We currently have two wines made from the Goruli Mtsvane grape in our range. You can view our Goruli Mtsvane wines here.