Discover the essence of Georgia's winemaking heritage with Vachnadziani Krakhuna from the Imereti region. Crafted by one of Georgia's oldest and most respected wineries, Vachnadziani, this wine is a true reflection of the country's proud reputation as the "cradle of wine." Grown in the humid, temperate climate of Imereti on gently inclined slopes and terraces, Krakhuna is an indigenous grape variety prized for its fresh and crisp character. Sustainable viticulture practices-including organic mineral fertilisers and cover grass to reduce weeds-ensure quality and respect for tradition, while modern winemaking techniques maximise clarity and purity.
With a focus on preserving the unique qualities of native grapes while embracing cutting-edge technology, Vachnadziani produces wines that celebrate the historic and dynamic charm of Georgian viticulture. Krakhuna, meaning 'crisp' in the local dialect, shines as an outstanding ambassador for the Imereti region, delivering authenticity and character in every bottle.
Tasting Notes
Appearance:
This wine presents a clear, pale straw hue, gleaming with youthful vibrancy in the glass.
Nose:
Delicate aromas of fresh lemon and ripe pear rise invitingly, offering an initial sense of brightness and purity. Subtle herbal nuances add depth and intrigue, promising an elegant drinking experience.
Palate:
On the palate, crisp citrus and orchard fruit flavours take centre stage, revealing notes of lemon and pear balanced by a refreshing herbal edge. The texture is lifted by time spent on fine lees, adding a subtle complexity and gentle richness without overpowering the wine's natural vitality.
Finish:
A lively mineral character emerges on the finish, complemented by a distinct, almost saline freshness that lingers on the palate. Clean, uplifting, and moreish, this wine leaves a lasting impression of precision and finesse.
Ideal for lovers of fresh, expressive whites, Vachnadziani Krakhuna is a wonderful match for seafood, salads, and light Mediterranean dishes, or simply enjoyed as an aperitif. Experience a taste of Georgian tradition, refined for the modern wine lover.
