Georgian wine presented in Berlin as part of the Berliner Wine Trophy
A presentation and tasting of Georgian wine was held as part of the international wine competition “Berliner Wine Trophy” for invited wine journalists, the HoReCa sector, academics, and wine professionals. Guests at the event had the opportunity to sample wines from various regions of Georgia, according to information released by the National Wine Agency.
According to the agency, following the presentation, the National Wine Agency hosted 130 members of the Berliner Wine Trophy international jury at a Georgian restaurant in Berlin.
“The events held in Berlin, the capital of the Federal Republic of Germany, were led by Ana Godabrelidze, Chairwoman of the State Tasting Commission of the National Wine Agency, and Irakli Cholobargia, Event Management Manager at the agency.
The aim of the events organised by the National Wine Agency was to showcase Georgia’s centuries-old wine culture, unique winemaking traditions, and the diversity of indigenous grape varieties to a professional audience.
The Berliner Wine Trophy is one of the world’s most prestigious wine competitions. It brings together wine producers, experts, and tasters from across the globe, with an international jury comprising oenologists, sommeliers, wine specialists, and industry experts,” reads the statement released by the National Wine Agency.
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