Baia’s Tsolikouri | Natural Wine by Baia's Wine.

Baia’s Tsolikouri 2023

Name: Baia's Wine - Baia’s Tsolikouri 2023
Brand: Baia's Wine
SKU: MORE4715NAT
Price: 23.63 CHF
Availability: InStock

Baia's Wine

Naturwein Georgien

Grapes: Tsolikouri

Country: Georgia

Regions:Imereti

Wine Type:White

Vintage: 2023

Bottle Size: 750ml

Alcohol: 13%

CHF 25.45 incl. Swiss VAT & duty fee | CHF 23.63 due at checkout | est. CHF 1.82 to be paid to courier (+ handling fee)

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Baia’s Tsolikouri by Baia's Wine is made in Imereti with Tsolikouri grapes. Baia's Wine is a female natural wine producer based in the Imereti region in Georgia.

This complex wine is unique, as its colour is white but it has the structure of a soft orange, still with some tannic touches and strength. Vanilla, almonds, herbs, minerality and peach stone. Delicate yet expressive, not quite orange

Featured in many documentaries, including the German documentary 'Baia und der Wein. Ein wahres Märchen aus Georgien' her high-quality wines are in high demand with low supply.

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Baia's Wine - Baia’s Tsolikouri 2023

CHF 25.45 incl. Swiss VAT & duty fee | CHF 23.63 due at checkout | est. CHF 1.82 to be paid to courier (+ handling fee)

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NATURAL WINES BY BAIA'S WINE

Baia's Wine is a natural wine estate run by a female-led team in Imereti, Western Georgia, known for producing unique amber/orange wines. Their wines have been featured in several documentaries, including the German ARTE film Baia und der Wein: Ein wahres Märchen aus Georgien. With demand always high and supply limited, Baia’s wines stand out for their delicate expression of Georgian winemaking, particularly with local varieties like Tsolikouri, Tsitska, and Krakhuna.

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