In Georgia we always great our guests friend or foe with wine because lets be honest wine is way better than an olive branch. Whichever side you come down on the election, we can all at least agree its time for a drink! Here at Georgian Wine House we have got you covered. We are …

Leading D.C. Sommeliers and Chef’s are Urging Washingtonians to Discover Georgia: the Birthplace of Wine and the Next Big Wine Region Georgia, the country not the state, boasts the oldest winemaking tradition in the world dating back 8,000 years, 525 unique varietals and downright delicious wines. The Wall Street Journal’s just asked “Is the Country of Georgia …

The love and interest in Georgian wine in the US continues to grow. Alison Spiegel, senior writer at Tasting Table, has just written a piece entitled “Georgia on the Vine” in which she tells the amazing story of Georgian wine. Alison writes: People are starting to catch on to the region’s enchanting wines: Take a …

Georgian Wine House is pleased to let you know that we have added Orgo’s 2014 vintages to our extensive Georgian Wine portfolio. Both the 2014 Orgo Rkatsiteli and 2014 Orgo Saperavi are amazing wines, reflecting on the centuries old winemaking tradition of the Dakishvili family, while at the same time bringing the Kakhetian style winemaking method …

A couple of hundred people packed the Batch 13 wine shop on 14th street in Washington DC to attend the first tasting in our “Discover Georgian Wine Tasting Series” On a mild February evening samples of new vintages of Saperavi, Rkatsiteli, Chinebuli, Kisi, Ojaleshi as well as the famous Georgian dish Khachapuri were offered. Some of Georgia’s …