Best Georgian Wines Mukuzani

General Information

Best Georgian Wines Mukuzani is a classic red wine from the protected designation of origin Mukuzani, one of the oldest appellations in Georgia. The wine is produced by Best Georgian Wine (BGW), a modern winery dedicated to accessible wines with an authentic character.

The wine is made from 100% Saperavi, harvested in the Kakheti region, and undergoes traditional vinification with aging in oak. This results in a powerful yet balanced wine with depth, structure, and aging potential.

Tasting Profile of Best Georgian Wines Mukuzani

The wine has a deep ruby color. On the nose, you find blackberry, black cherry, plum, cedarwood, and a hint of laurel.

On the palate, the wine is dry, full-bodied, and concentrated, with ripe dark fruit, spicy wood tones, ripe tannins, and a long finish. The oak aging adds complexity without overpowering the fruit.

Serving Advice

Best Georgian Wines Mukuzani is an excellent choice with:

• Grilled beef or lamb
• Stews with spices
• Spicy cheeses (pecorino, blue cheese)
• Autumn and winter dishes with intensity

Serve at 16–18 °C. Decanting is recommended for young bottles.

Did You Know

Mukuzani is one of the oldest protected designations of origin in Georgia, established in 1888. Only Saperavi wines aged in oak can carry this name. The BGW (Best Georgian Wines) winery continues this rich tradition with this wine, but with a fresh, modern approach.