Old Telavi Khvanchkara

Name: Old Telavi Khvanchkara
Brand: Old Telavi
SKU: 07755
Price: 9.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5 (529 reviews)

4.5 529 reviews

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Product Details:

Producer

Old Telavi

Alcohol %

11.50%

Pair With

Cheese, Roasted meats

Size

750ml

Old Telavi Khvanchkara - Item Code: 07755

Discover Old Telavi Khvanchkara:

Old Telavi Khvanchkara emerges as a distinguished representative of Georgian viticulture, hailing from the lush Racha region. This semi-sweet red wine is crafted with meticulous care, blending indigenous grape varieties Aleksandrouli and Mujuretuli to achieve its signature profile. The terroir of this area, characterized by its rich soil and ideal microclimate, imparts a unique complexity to the grapes.

Upon decanting, one is greeted with an alluring ruby hue that hints at the sensory journey ahead. The bouquet offers an intricate tapestry of aromas where ripe red berries interlace with subtle floral notes, creating an inviting olfactory experience. As it graces the palate, Old Telavi Khvanchkara reveals a harmonious balance between sweetness and acidity that is both refreshing and satisfying.

Producer Notes: Old Telavi

Old Telavi is a well-known producer of drinks nestled in the heart of Georgia, a country with an ancient winemaking heritage. This esteemed company crafts its beverages in the Kakheti region, which is famous for its fertile valleys and ideal grape-growing conditions. Old Telavi takes pride in creating wines that reflect the rich traditions and flavors of their homeland.

One of their most celebrated offerings is the classic Georgian wine made from Saperavi grapes. These grapes are known for their deep color and robust taste, producing a red wine that’s both hearty and full-flavored. Old Telavi also makes white wines from Rkatsiteli grapes, which have a crisp acidity and aromatic bouquet that many find delightful.

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