Samegrelo Wine Region Guide
Samegrelo is a humid subtropical region in western Georgia, between the Black Sea and the Caucasus foothills. It is best known for Ojaleshi, a rare local red grape that traditionally grew up trees.
- Wineries
- 2 Wineries
- Experiences
- 5 Experiences
About Samegrelo Wine
- Soil
- Yellow podzolic soils, alluvial
- Climate
- Humid subtropical
We are currently improving our offerings in Samegrelo and you will soon discover the wineries of this region. In the meantime, you can explore Georgia and book a great wine experience using our online services.
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Samegrelo Wine Region Map
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