Georgian wine festival was held in Norway
A Georgian wine festival has been held in Oslo, Norway, at the historic Gamle Logen venue, organised by Norwegian company Gvino AS with financial backing from the National Wine Agency of Georgia.
According to the National Wine Agency, the following Georgian wine producers took part: Gura, Winery, Gio’s Marani, Tavantkari, Baia’s Wine, Papari Valley, Villa Mosavali, BJ Wines, Tsinandali Vineyards, Ethno, Bediani, Pheasant’s Tears, and Labara.
The event featured professional wine tastings, presentations, B2B meetings, and a seminar, attended by local importers, distributors, representatives of the HoReCa sector, and members of the media.
The National Wine Agency noted that Gvino AS has been actively involved in promoting Georgian wine on the Norwegian market since 2018, organising tastings, masterclasses, and a variety of cultural events.
The Georgian Wine Festival in Norway was held for the first time in 2023 and has since established itself as one of the most significant platforms for promoting Georgian wine in the country.
According to 2025 figures, Norway imported 137,724 litres of wine from Georgia, a 27% rise on the previous year’s equivalent figure.
With the support of the National Wine Agency, a series of major marketing initiatives have been carried out in recent years across Scandinavia and Northern Europe to raise the profile of Georgian wine.
Campaigns have been conducted in Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark, and Iceland, and active marketing campaigns and promotional events are set to continue across these markets throughout 2026.
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Tbilisi will see largely dry but breezy weather on April 28, with the possibility of light rain and mist on April 29–30. Daytime temperatures will reach +17°C to +19°C.
Coastal areas (Batumi, Kobuleti, Anaklia, Poti) may experience some light rain, with daytime temperatures of +16°C to +18°C.
Western Georgia’s lowland regions (Zestaponi, Kutaisi, Samtredia, Zugdidi, Martvili, Ozurgeti) can also expect occasional light showers, with daytime highs of +19°C to +21°C.
Western Georgia’s mountain districts (Ambrolauri, Oni, Tsageri, Shovi, Chiatura, Sachkhere, Khulo, the Rikoti Pass) may see isolated light rain, with temperatures between +16°C and +18°C during the day.
Western Georgia’s high-altitude areas (Mestia, Bakhмaro) are likewise likely to catch some light rain, with daytime temperatures of +14°C to +16°C.
Kartli (Rustavi, Bolnisi, Marneuli, Gardabani, Gori, Tskhinvali) may see scattered light showers, with daytime temperatures of +17°C to +19°C.
Kakheti (Sagarejo, Telavi, Gurjaani, Sighnaghi, Lagodekhi, Qvareli, Akhmeta, Dedoplistskaro) may experience isolated light rain, with daytime highs of +16°C to +18°C.
Eastern Georgia’s mountain regions (Akhaltsikhe, Borjomi, Dusheti, Tianeti, Pasanauri) may see some light rain, with temperatures reaching +14°C to +16°C.
Eastern Georgia’s high-altitude districts (Akhalkalaki, Tsalka, Bakuriani, Gudauri, Omalo) may also catch occasional light showers, with daytime temperatures of just +10°C to +12°C.
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