Georgian Wine Brands: A Complete Guide to the Finest Wineries from Georgia
- Julia Koroleva
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With over 8,000 years of winemaking history, Georgia is the birthplace of wine—and today, its wines are making waves in the U.S. market. Known for indigenous grape varieties like Saperavi and Rkatsiteli, as well as the use of ancient qvevri clay vessels, Georgian wines offer unmatched authenticity and flavor.
At Corus Imports, we proudly represent some of the best Georgian wine brands—ranging from heritage wineries with centuries of tradition to boutique producers crafting small-batch, natural wines. Here’s your complete guide to the wineries bringing Georgian wine to tables across the USA.
A pioneer of natural Georgian wines, Alapiani specializes in small-batch, organic production. Using indigenous grapes like Tavkveri, Rkatsiteli, and Saperavi, they create authentic qvevri-aged wines that are unfiltered, chemical-free, and true to Georgia’s terroir. Perfect for fans of artisanal and biodynamic wines.
Founded after Georgia’s independence, Ancient Valley draws from highland and Kakheti vineyards to produce rare wines like Khvanchkara, Usakhelauri, and Aleksandrouli. Known for handcrafted, limited-quantity releases, Ancient Valley offers some of the most collectible Georgian wines available in the USA.
Since 1994, Binekhi has blended tradition with innovation. This boutique winery near Tbilisi is renowned for its award-winning amber wines and red blends, created from carefully selected vineyards. For retailers, Binekhi represents a perfect entry point into premium Georgian wine.
GRW balances tradition and modernity with a wide portfolio—from semi-sweet favorites like Kindzmarauli to structured dry reds and whites. GRW wines are food-friendly, versatile, and approachable, making them a popular choice for restaurants and wine programs.
Bold, experimental, and expressive, GK Winery is one of Georgia’s most exciting boutique producers. Known for innovative Saperavi reds and amber wines, GK appeals to adventurous wine drinkers and sommeliers seeking natural Georgian wines with personality.
Focused on sustainable Georgian wine, Kalo produces eco-conscious, small-batch wines that highlight Georgia’s terroir. With a reputation for authenticity and clean winemaking, Kalo is a favorite among consumers who value organic and artisanal wines.
As one of the most recognized legacy Georgian wine brands, Marani is synonymous with consistency and tradition. Their lineup includes everything from qvevri-aged amber wines to robust Saperavi reds, making Marani a go-to for wine shops and restaurants introducing customers to Georgian wine.
Based in the famous Tsinandali microzone, Mosmieri combines cutting-edge technology with ancient methods. With 24 qvevri buried underground, Mosmieri produces high-quality wines like Kisi Qvevri, Rkatsiteli Amber, and Saperavi Premier. For sommeliers, Mosmieri offers terroir-driven wines that impress.
Mtevino bridges tradition and modernity, producing elegant whites and structured reds. Their balanced approach—using qvevri while embracing modern precision—makes Mtevino a standout among Georgian boutique wineries entering the U.S. market.
A respected Georgian wine house, Vaziani is known for crafting authentic Kakhetian wines that showcase indigenous grapes. With a focus on accessibility and tradition, Vaziani is a strong addition to any Georgian wine list in restaurants or retail shops.
Founded in 2017 in Kakheti’s Ruispiri village, Rtoni Winery creates small-batch wines from Kisi, Chinuri, Khikhvi, and Saperavi. Known for its minimal-intervention philosophy, Rtoni appeals to the growing U.S. demand for natural and biodynamic wines.
Meaning “Zero Point,” Vine Ponto represents the rebirth of Georgian winemaking for a modern audience. With qvevri and oak barrel aging, they produce standout wines like Khikhvi Amber, Mukuzani, and Kisi. Featured in Forbes, Vine Ponto is one of the most acclaimed Georgian boutique brands.
Approachable yet authentic, Winera crafts wines designed for broad appeal. From crisp whites to bold reds, Winera offers versatile options for both restaurants and retailers looking to introduce Georgian wine in the USA to new audiences.
Why These Georgian Wine Brands Belong on Your List
Heritage: Georgia is the birthplace of wine, and these brands carry centuries of tradition.
Diversity: From amber qvevri wines to semi-sweet reds, there’s a style for every palate.
Trend Alignment: Natural, organic, and small-batch production fits modern consumer demand.
Value: High-quality Georgian wines are often more affordable than European equivalents.
Exclusivity: Boutique labels like Kalo, Rtoni, and Vine Ponto offer limited, collectible releases.
Final Pour
From legacy wineries like Marani and GRW to boutique producers like Mtevino, Kalo, and Vine Ponto, Corus Imports represents the very best of Georgian wine. For sommeliers, retailers, and wine enthusiasts in the USA, these brands offer a chance to bring authentic, terroir-driven Georgian wines to the table.
Ready to stock your cellar or wine list with the finest bottles from Georgia? Explore our full portfolio and discover why Georgian wine is one of the fastest-growing categories in the U.S. market.
