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THE VINE, WINE AND THE GEORGIANS (ВИНОГРАДНАЯ ЛОЗА, ВИНО И ГРУЗИНЫ)

Bibliographic Description

The Vine, Wine and the Georgians (Виноградная лоза, вино и грузины). – 2004.

Year of publication
2004
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Language
English
Publication type
Book
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Description

interest in Georgian wine was great even before this discovery. This is evidenced, for example, by the fact that some years ago, Bordeaux, known as the city of wine, hosted an archeological and ethnographic exhibition of the Georgian National Museum, which reflected the centuries-old history of Georgian wine. Even earlier, in 1999, the exhibition space Vinopolis (Wine City) opened in London, which featured a Georgian corner with the title “Georgia: Homeland of Wine”. In general, the theory that Georgia is the homeland of wine has been around for a long time. The Georgian academic community, based on rich archaeological, ethnographic, and folkloric data, suggested that Transcaucasia and the territory of Georgia were the oldest areas of viticulture and winemaking (Chilashvili 2004).