Central & Eastern European Wine Fair in London
5 June 2026
Georgian wine is heading to the Central & Eastern European Wine Fair in London, and we’re bringing literally everything, from crisp Goruli Mtsvane and classic Tsinandali to bold Saperavi and skin-contact qvevri wines.
This year’s line-up shows just how multilayered modern Georgian wine has become: historic estates, small family wineries, appellation classics, single vineyards and amber wines. All of them continue to turn heads across the UK trade.
Come taste the wines, meet the producers, and discover why Georgia remains one of the most talked-about wine origins in Europe right now.
Also attend the Masterclass at 3 pm: Georgia: Crucible and Cradle with Sarah Abbott MW
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Producer Line up :
1. Château Mukhrani
One of Georgia’s historic estates, originally founded by the royal family in the 19th century and revived as a modern benchmark producer. Known for combining European precision with Georgian identity.
2. Uplistsikhe Estate
A small Kartli producer focused on local grape varieties and expressive terroir-driven wines. Their Goruli Mtsvane highlights the freshness and minerality of central Georgia.
3. George Grey Winery
A modern Kakhetian winery working with classic regional styles and international standards. Their wines are clean and approachable.
4. Naberauli Wines
Family-owned winery from the mountainous Racha region, specialising in local grapes and limited-production wines. Their work helps showcase the diversity beyond Kakheti.
5. Teliani Valley
One of Georgia’s best-known contemporary wineries, combining large-scale production with experimental small batches and traditional qvevri wines.
6. Chateau Buera
A boutique producer focused on classical and traditional Georgian styles made from indigenous varieties. Their wines balance traditional skin-contact winemaking with elegance and precision.
7. Kindzmarauli Marani
A major producer from eastern Georgia with extensive vineyards and a strong focus on both classic appellations and modern exports. Known for accessible introductions to Georgian wine styles.
8. Tbilvino
Established in the 1960s, Tbilvino is one of the country’s longstanding wineries, producing both classic and experimental wines with increasing focus on single vineyards and qvevri styles.
9. Askaneli
A family-founded company named after the ancestral village of Askana in Guria, blending large-scale production with strong links to Georgian winemaking heritage and qvevri traditions.
10. Giuaani
A family winery based in the PDO of Manavi, producing both classic and qvevri wines with a strong focus on hospitality and gastronomy.
11. Kakhuri Gvinis Marani
Producer dedicated to traditional Kakhetian winemaking methods, especially qvevri wines with extended skin contact and robust structure.
12. Shumi Winery
One of Georgia’s leading wine tourism destinations and producers, known for combining research, history, indigenous grapes and polished modern winemaking.
13. Mildiani Family Winery
A family-run large-scale winery producing a broad range of wines, from classic appellations to qvevri expressions, with strong export presence.
14. Teliani Valley
Alongside their classic range, Teliani Valley experiments with limited-edition and cellar selections that reinterpret Georgian varieties and styles for modern drinkers.
15. Schuchmann Vinoterra
A Georgian-German project combining hospitality and winemaking, particularly recognised for its Vinoterra qvevri range and refined amber wines.
16. Tbilvino
Tbilvino’s recent focus on vineyard-specific bottlings reflects the growing interest in Georgian terroir and site expression.
17. Dugladze
Well-known for both wine and spirits production, Dugladze combines broad market presence with investment in premium Georgian wine categories.
18. Chelti
Estate winery from the Kvareli area producing structured reds and modern interpretations of Georgian classics, with strong vineyard focus and international outlook.
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