Amber
Ancient Qvevri method wine carrying 8,000 years of heritage in every sip.
“For 8,000 years, Georgians have crafted wine in Qvevri, clay vessels buried in the earth.”
Heritage of David Lanchava
Dried apricot
walnut
honey
tea-like tannins. Full-bodied with long finish.
Amber
Qvevri Blend · Dry
Georgia is the cradle of wine.
For 8,000 years, Georgians have crafted wine in Qvevri, large clay vessels buried in the earth. This ancient method, recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage, produces wines of extraordinary depth and character.
“Traditional amber wine made using the ancient Qvevri method, clay vessels buried underground, a UNESCO-recognized winemaking tradition dating back 8,000 years.”
Palette Symphony
Gastronomic Pairings
Wine
Profile
Transparency in every step. From the precise alcohol content to the ancient aging process, we honor the data of the earth.
The Sacred
Qvevri Method
Our amber wines are the result of an 8,000-year-old dialogue with the earth. Fermented and aged in massive clay vessels buried underground, this UNESCO-protected method creates a profile that is both ancient and eternally modern.
Kakheti
Designation
Georgia's premier wine region in the east, home to over 70% of the country's vineyards. Known for its unique Qvevri winemaking tradition, fertile Alazani Valley, and indigenous grape varieties like Saperavi and Rkatsiteli.
