Georgia has been considered as the homeland of wine before, but the facts discovered in recent years on the archeological monuments of “Shulaveri” Gora and “Gadachrili” Gora have dispelled doubts of all skeptics and finally confirmed the fact.

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This is verified by the following pieces of evidence, discovered here:

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•  Neolithic pitcher-type pottery

•  Cultivated fossil grape seeds

•  Tartaric acid sediment found in fragments of clay wine vessels  

•  Cultural vine dust                   

•  An incredible variety of aboriginal vine species

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Today, the world scientific community strongly agrees that the ancient hub of winemaking was discovered on the territory of Georgia and that wine distribution to the rest of the world, started from here.