Situated in the eastern part of Georgia, in the fertile region known as Kakheti, Bakurtsikhe is a quiet paradise known for its picturesque landscapes and world-class wines. With the spellbinding Caucasus Mountains providing a stunning backdrop, Bakurtsikhe boasts a breathtaking panorama that could easily inspire poetry or art. The region’s unique combination of fertile soil, favourable climate and centuries-old winemaking tradition culminate to produce some of the finest wines in Georgia.
Bakurtsikhe wines contribute a significant part to the rich tapestry of Georgian wine culture, characterised by their depth of taste and complexity of flavour that can only be achieved through the dedication of generations. These wines are typically made using indigenous grape varieties, cultivated on the sun-kissed vineyards of Bakurtsikhe.
One noteworthy specialty of Bakurtsikhe is its resurrection of the ancient winemaking method known as Qvevri, where wine is fermented and aged in beeswax-lined clay vessels instead of wooden barrels. This process gives Bakurtsikhe wines an earthy note and deep amber hue which is truly distinctive, providing the wine enthusiasts a sip of history as much as a celebration of fine craftsmanship.
In this serene Georgian town, you will find exquisite wine cellars, charming family vineyards, and a genuine warmth that extends beyond the glass. Visiting Bakurtsikhe offers a unique opportunity to participate in the joyous tradition of Rtveli, the Georgian grape harvest, and to learn the secrets of their winemaking techniques passed down through generations.
Bakurtsikhe invites you to immerse yourself in its tranquil vineyards, enjoy the rich heritage of its wines and explore its stunning landscapes. It’s a paradise which perfectly combines history, a love for the land, and a passion for winemaking that has been preserved and perfected over many centuries. With every sip of Bakurtsikhe’s wine, you not only taste a world-class wine but also experience a piece of Georgian culture and tradition.
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