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It tastes (and smells) much more of alcohol than of cane sugar. Very disappointing for the price.

A completely different wine experience for those, like me, used to classical white wines (cabernet, chardonnay, etc.), with a much more complex taste, very fruity and pretty dry at the same time, with a very delicate honey aftertaste (maybe due to the fact that qvevri wine jars are coated with bee wax ?). Georgia is the country where wine and grape originally came from, and the ancestral process of making Qvevri in buried jars rather than in wood casks may be the cause of such a surprising and exquisite taste. They also use a very rare vine stock (kisi), since Georgia seems to be the place where grow most grape varieties in the world. For amateurs in search of new and authentic tastes. Pretty expensive though, that's the minus.

Not so bad but a bit too dry.

Very good summer wine, with a pleasant sweet and fruity aftertaste

Refreshing and light. Very nice wine for the price