Corus Imports is a premier importer and distributor of authentic Georgian wines and spirits in the United States. We work exclusively with top-rated Georgian wineries to bring qvevri-aged wines, natural orange wines, and indigenous varieties to U.S. retailers, restaurants, and consumers.

Our main office is located in Stamford, Connecticut, with a dedicated distribution facility in Bridgeport, CT. We serve clients across the U.S. through a growing network of regional distribution partners.

Email us at info@corus-us.com or visit our CONTACT PAGE, explore our GEORGIAN WINE CATALOG and DISTRIBUTION network.

Georgian wine refers to wine produced in the country of Georgia, where winemaking traditions date back over 8,000 years. Georgia is known for its unique fermentation techniques using qvevri clay vessels, natural fermentation, and use of native grape varieties like Saperavi, Rkatsiteli, Mtsvane, and Khikhvi.

Qvevri wine is fermented and aged in large egg-shaped clay vessels called qvevri, which are buried underground to maintain natural temperature control. The result is a wine rich in texture, tannins, and earth-driven character—often unfiltered and produced with minimal intervention.

Many Georgian wines are made with minimal processing, no additives, and traditional methods, making them ideal for consumers seeking natural, organic, or low-sulfite wines. Some wineries we work with also hold organic certifications.

Amber wine, also known as orange wine, has a distinctive taste profile—often earthy, nutty, slightly tannic, with dried fruit or herbal notes. It pairs well with rich foods and has a complexity that appeals to wine lovers looking for something bold and different.

Saperavi – dry red wine, bold and full-bodied Kindzmarauli – semi-sweet red made from Saperavi grapes Rkatsiteli – crisp white or amber wine with acidity and spice Khikhvi & Mtsvane – aromatic white varietals Tvishi & Tsinandali – regional appellation whites

Corus Imports represents several of the top Georgian wineries, some of them exclusively: Marani Wines Mosmieri Estate Wines Binekhi Winery And a curated selection of boutique and heritage producers

Yes. We offer a selection of traditional method and tank method sparkling wines made from Georgian grapes — perfect for celebratory occasions or by-the-glass programs in restaurants.

Yes. We carry premium selections of Georgian chacha, a grape-based pomace brandy similar to Italian grappa. Our offerings include unaged and barrel-aged chacha from artisan distillers.

All of our imported wines are fully compliant with TTB labeling regulations and are available with barcoded back labels for seamless distribution in the U.S. market.

Yes. Wine professionals, distributors, and buyers can request digital sell sheets, shelf talkers, POS materials, and sample requests by contacting info@corus-us.com.

Georgian wines are extremely food-friendly. Some classic pairings include: Saperavi with grilled meats, barbecue, and roasted vegetables Rkatsiteli amber wines with cheese boards, charcuterie, and spicy dishes Mtsvane or Tsinandali whites with seafood, poultry, and herb-forward cuisine Kindzmarauli semi-sweet red with rich sauces, duck, or chocolate-based desserts

Yes. Certain Georgian reds—especially Saperavi—are well-suited for cellaring. Many amber wines also develop beautifully with age due to their tannic structure and skin contact.

Many Georgian wines are vegan-friendly, particularly those that are unfiltered or made without animal-based fining agents. Contact us for specific brand details.

Consumers are increasingly drawn to heritage winemaking, natural production methods, and unique grape varietals. Georgian wines offer all three, plus a compelling story rooted in the origins of wine itself.

Our wines are available through select retailers, restaurants, and wine shops across the country. Contact us or visit our Distributors page to find a location near you.

While Corus Imports does not sell directly to consumers, many of our retail partners offer online ordering and nationwide shipping for our Georgian wine portfolio.

We welcome new distributor inquiries. If you’re interested in offering premium Georgian wine in your portfolio, contact us to learn more about our requirements and pricing structure.

Yes. We work with on-premise and off-premise accounts, including wine shops, restaurants, hotels, and wine bars. Wholesale pricing is available upon request for qualified buyers.

We’re passionate about helping more people discover the world of authentic Georgian wine. Whether you’re a retailer, distributor, wine buyer, or curious consumer, we’re here to help. Email: info@corus-us.com Website: www.corusus.com Location: Stamford, Connecticut