The traditional wine lovers’ festival, “New Small Wineries on the Big Arena,” will be held for the eighth time this year. The festival will take place on October 24, from 12:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., at the Underwheel Club in Mtatsminda Park.
The festival is organized by the Wine Club, with the support of the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Agriculture of Georgia and the National Wine Agency.
The festival’s main mission is to support emerging wine producers and introduce them to a wider audience. Although small wineries often begin their journey with limited resources, they are driven by great passion and dedication to winemaking, making the festival a unique platform for them. Here, they have the opportunity to present their wines to local wine enthusiasts and industry professionals, as well as international guests.
The festival is built around the idea that small wineries have the potential to make their own mark on both Georgian and global winemaking.
This year’s festival promises a special atmosphere, with visitors having the opportunity to hear fascinating stories directly from the winemakers themselves. Guests will also be able to discover and be among the first to taste wines from lesser-known wineries, while enjoying a diverse selection of snacks, a lively atmosphere, and the beautiful autumn setting of Mtatsminda.
Wineries wishing to participate in the festival must register between September 22 and October 19. To register, please email info@wineclub.ge or call 598 30 86 88. Registration will close once all available spaces have been filled.
Tickets:
• 20 GEL – including a wine glass
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