Mtsvane

Mtsvane has a long history in Georgia, where winemaking traditions date back thousands of years. It is one of the oldest known grape varieties in the world and is highly valued for its unique flavors, freshness, and versatility in winemaking

Varietal Origin: Mtsvane is a white grape variety that is native to Georgia, a country located in the Caucasus region of Eastern Europe. "Mtsvane" translates to "green" in Georgian, referring to the grape's greenish color when ripe.

Typical Taste Profile: Mtsvane wines are known for their fresh and crisp character, with bright acidity and lively flavors. They often exhibit notes of green apple, pear, citrus, and white flowers, with a hint of spice. Mtsvane wines are typically dry and medium-bodied, with a moderate alcohol content.

Regional Styles: Mtsvane is primarily grown in Georgia, where it is used in the production of both still and sparkling wines. In Georgia, Mtsvane is often blended with other local grape varieties, such as Rkatsiteli and Kisi, to create unique and complex wines with a distinct Georgian character. Mtsvane wines are also made in other countries with smaller plantings, such as Russia and Ukraine.