The largest wine festival in Eastern Europe
Since 2017, the Gurjaani Wine Festival has become a true celebration of wine.
The festival offers a sensory journey like no other with unforgettable experiences, dazzling and diverse wine tastings, culinary masterclasses by top chefs, a lavish Kakhetian feast, traditional treats like tatara and churchkhela, performances by beloved and renowned musicians, rich polyphonic folk singing, and vibrant contemporary music.
Mark your calendars and get ready for an unforgettable adventure.
BY YEARS
An autumn tradition poured into a wine glass
When you approach something with great passion, even an ordinary day can become a cherished tradition.
The scale grows along with the number of people inspired by wine.
The Gurjaani Wine Festival celebrates tradition with a gathering of people united by festivity, culinary heritage, and bold experimentation.
It’s a place where everyone can find something meaningful.
It’s a moment to share the emotions of the entire year.
Host festival guests and introduce your wine to Georgia — and to the world.
For the second time, Georgia and the Gurjaani Wine Festival are proud to host the International Wine & Spirits Competition (IWSC) Wine Judging in Georgia, a globally recognized championship in wine and spirits.
This year, the star-studded panel of judges evaluated Georgian wines as well as exceptional selections from Azerbaijan and Armenia.
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IWSC Wine Judging in Georgia 2024
From November 27 to December 1, 2023, the second International Wine Competition took place, showcasing 508 wines from 175 companies across three countries: Georgia, Azerbaijan, and Armenia.
18 wines received gold medals, 72 received silver medals, and 220 received bronze medals.
According to the organizers, next year’s competition will have an even broader geographical scope, with other countries from Eastern Europe and the Black Sea region invited to participate.
IWSC Wine Judging in Georgia 2023
From October 12 to October 15, 2022, the International Wine & Spirit Competition (IWSC) was held in Georgia for the first time.
The jury awarded 16 gold, 63 silver, and 209 bronze medals to the winners.
A total of 487 wines participated in the competition.
