In Georgia, wine has never been just a drink-it is a symbol of an 8,000-year-old culture, an enduring bond between people and the land, and a heritage of ancient wisdom, harmony, and diversity passed down through generations.

Against this remarkable historical backdrop, small, authentic wineries are redefining Georgian winemaking through individuality, craftsmanship, and a distinct sense of place. Inspired by this philosophy, Levanita Winery grew from the bond between a father and daughter, bringing a refined and contemporary perspective to Georgia’s rich winemaking heritage.

The village of Marani is more than a geographical location; it is rooted in rich traditions and family heritage, where fertile soil and a mild climate give the vines distinctive qualities. It is in this very setting that Levanita’s unique story unfolds. The brand’s strength lies in its individuality and exclusivity, with a clear commitment to reviving and promoting rare indigenous Georgian grape varieties.

The winery's commitment to authenticity is best reflected in its debut release: a dry rosé made from Mghaloblishvili, a rare red Imeretian grape variety. The wine stands out for its vibrant pink hues, lively acidity, and balanced, elegant structure.

More than a winery, Levanita represents a legacy that bridges tradition and modernity. By preserving Georgia's authentic winemaking heritage while embracing contemporary standards, the brand aims to establish a strong presence in both domestic and international markets-because, at its heart, Levanita is love transformed into wine.