£23.80
Teliani Mtavruli Kisi is a distinct white dry wine produced using the traditional Kisi grape variety. These specific grapes are cultivated within the family vineyards situated in the Kakheti region of Georgia. The wine showcases a light straw colour that transitions beautifully into a noticeable golden tint upon inspection.
- Crafted entirely from the single-variety Kisi grape, ensuring varietal purity.
- Complex aromatic profile featuring pronounced notes of citrus and yellow fruit.
- Subtle underlying complexity derived from hints of honey and fresh meadow flowers.
- Offers a well-balanced palate that culminates in a satisfyingly long finish.
- Ideal choice when searching for an expressive Kakhetian dry white wine.
Please ensure responsible consumption, adhering to the recommended guidelines for alcohol intake.
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White dry wine "Kisi" is made from Kisi grape variety, grown in our vineyards in Kakheti region. It is charachterized with a light straw color and the golden tint. It has sharply expressed aromas of citrus, yellow fruit, honey and meadow flowers. The wine is balanced with harmonious and long finish.
Please drink responsibly: The UK Chief Medical Offers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week
Please drink responsibly: The UK Chief Medical Offers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week
