Racha and Khvanchkara: Georgia's Other Wine Region
Georgia's second wine appellation makes a naturally semi-sweet red in the mountains north of Kutaisi, and almost no visitor goes. What to know first.
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Georgia's second wine appellation makes a naturally semi-sweet red in the mountains north of Kutaisi, and almost no visitor goes. What to know first.
Pkhali, lobio, aubergine rolls and more. Learn the six dish names to order, why to ask for fasting dishes if you are vegan, and which traps to avoid.
A hungry traveller's guide to Georgian food: the many khachapuri cheese breads, how to eat khinkali dumplings, the supra feast and its toasts, and drinks.
Imeruli, Megruli, Adjaruli, Guruli, Ossuri and Penovani explained: what each khachapuri is, where it comes from and which to order from a bakery.
A long table, a toastmaster who runs the evening, and a sequence of toasts that is not small talk. What happens at a Georgian supra and how to take part.
A restored hill town above the Alazani valley with a defensive wall you can walk, the Caucasus on the horizon, and wineries in every direction below it.
For a few weeks in autumn the wine country stops being a tasting room and becomes work, and visitors who turn up at the right moment get handed a bucket.
Planning wine touring in Kakheti, Georgia? Here is how to choose a base, drive or hire a driver, and structure tastings across the qvevri wine country.
A guide to Kakheti, Georgia's wine cradle: the 8,000-year qvevri method, amber wines, the hill town of Sighnaghi, the best cellars and wineries.
Wine fermented in vessels buried in the ground, skins and all, for around eight thousand years. What amber wine is and where to drink the serious version.
A twisted dumpling full of hot broth, eaten by hand, with a stalk you leave on the plate. There is a correct method and everybody notices if you miss it.