Vartsikhe Marani Tsolikouri Kvevri
Vartsikhe Marani Tsolikouri Kvevri
Tsolikouri is a rare and ancient variety from western Georgia where it’s well known. It produces an exciting floral, crisp and textured wine which is delicious now but will improve with age. This wine is produced in Georgian kvevri method. The fermentation and aging is done in Kvevri, a clay vessel wchich is burried in the ground. Decant it and serve lightly chilled. Guamarjos!
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Weight | 3.5 lbs |
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Producer | Vartsikhe Marani |
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