For many years, Georgian wine producers have had the ideal opportunity to showcase their product on both domestic and foreign markets thanks to WinExpo Georgia, a prestigious exhibition with a long history. The popularity of Georgian wine is growing every year, despite the current global epidemic, which adds to the exhibition's size and distinction. Attracting over 4,000 people annually, WinExpo Georgia showcases up to 100 distinct firms and is committed to fostering a productive workplace. The show has demonstrated its significance to the industry for both domestic and global markets. WinExpo Georgia is a one-of-a-kind show in Georgia that offers services in addition to items including glass, accessories, fertilizers, viticulture and winemaking equipment, nurseries, and packaging materials.
WinExpo Georgia is committed to fostering a constructive business environment, bringing together up to 100 different firms and around 4000 visitors annually. The show has established its significance in the business for both domestic and global consumers. A solitary show in Georgia called WinExpo Georgia offers services in addition to goods like glass, accessories, fertilizers, viticulture and winemaking equipment, nurseries, and packaging supplies.
In conjunction with the show, WinExpo Georgia launched the International Wine Award, which has been presented for the past 16 years and has significantly increased Georgia's profile domestically and internationally. Sommeliers, wine specialists, and foreign and Georgian Masters of Wine announce the contest winners. Tim Atkin, a British Master of Wine, presenter, and author for Decanter and numerous other esteemed magazines, is leading the competition. The competition is based on the blind tasting method; gold, silver, and bronze medals are given to the top eight wines in each of the eight categories.
