Georgian wine was presented at three events in the French capital of Paris this week.
13 Georgian wine companies participated in the large-scale wine and alcoholic beverage exhibition “VinExpo Paris” held in Paris, with the support of the National Wine Agency and the Embassy of Georgia in the French Republic: “Tbilghvino”, “GWS”, “Shumi Winery”, “Khareba Winery”, “Chateau Mukhrani”, “Teliani Veli”, “Askaneli”, “Shilda Winery”, “Chelti Winery”, “BOLERO & COMPANY”, “Dugladze Wine Company”, “Kindzmarauli Wine Cellar” and “Ikalto Winery”.
About 40 countries from around the world were represented at the three-day exhibition. Professionals, importers, and experts got acquainted with Georgian wine.
In parallel with the exhibition, Irakli Cholobargia, a representative of the National Wine Agency at the Paris School of Gastronomy and Hospitality Management (Le Cordon Bleu), held a presentation and tasting of Georgian wine for students of the school's enology and wine management course. The students of this course are future experts, sommeliers, export-import specialists, buyers, and wine writers; therefore, it is important for them to become familiar with Georgian wine.
This week, with the support of the National Wine Agency and the Embassy of Georgia in the French Republic, the Kvevri wine producer Nine Marani presented its products at the international natural wine exhibition "RAW Wine Paris 2025" in Paris.
"The National Wine Agency continues to support wine producers in participating in international events, which gives them the opportunity to find new trading partners and potential importers." "Presenting Georgian wine at three large-scale and important events in Paris will further increase the awareness of Georgian wine in the strategic European market," noted David Tkemaladze, Deputy Chairman of the National Wine Agency.