Georgian Wine cellars are considered the holiest place in the family residence.
Zenishi Cellar combines Georgian traditional approaches, ancient Georgian traditional Qvevri wine-making method and modern technological advances for its final products.
Modern Wine Cellar stores 48 clay vessels, known as Qvevri.
Wine making process consists of pouring the grapes from the vintage (including grape skin, seed, stalk and pip) into Qvevri. While the fermentation/boiling progresses, the mixture is stirred 7-8 times daily. After the fermentation is finished, Qvevri is sealed.
Wine production process involves storing and aging of the wine in Qvevri during the year.
Georgian Wine cellars are considered the holiest place in the family residence.
Zenishi Cellar combines Georgian traditional approaches, ancient Georgian traditional Qvevri wine-making method and modern technological advances for its final products.
Modern Wine Cellar stores 48 clay vessels, known as Qvevri.
Wine making process consists of pouring the grapes from the vintage (including grape skin, seed, stalk and pip) into Qvevri. While the fermentation/boiling progresses, the mixture is stirred 7-8 times daily. After the fermentation is finished, Qvevri is sealed.
Wine production process involves storing and aging of the wine in Qvevri during the year.