Winery Khareba won the top award, a gold medal, at the prestigious competition MUNDUS VINI International Wine Award 2017 in Germany, for its Mukuzani Dry Red Wine.

Nearly 164 international wine experts from 41 countries judged wines from more than 150 wine growing regions all over the world in the globally recognized MUNDUS VINI 2017 summer
competition.

The gold medal winner was Mukuzani Dry Red Wine, made of the saperavi grape variety grown in the Mukuzani microzone, Kakheti, eastern Georgia, where the winemaking tradition streches back to antiquity. With a dark ruby color, a fine fruity bouquet and a full, fresh and harmonious taste, it is best served with mutton and fresh vegetables.

By Katie Ruth Davies

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