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Our Story

A German-Georgian holding Schuchmann Group based in Georgia, Telavi region in Kisiskhevi province has an honor to present its production for your consideration and review. Schuchmann Wines Georgia operates  in most strategic fields and generate significant values in Georgian economy. Our business sectors includes: hospitality, luxury real estate, wine production, agriculture, wellness and gastronomic fields since 2009.

“Schuchmann Wines Georgia LTD” is an ultra-premium winery in Kakheti, the main wine growing region in Georgia. It was established in 2008 by Burkhard Schuchmann, German Businessman and wine lover.

Georgia’s unique

wine proposition

Georgiais the “the cradle of wine” and where our ancestors domesticated the vine over 8000 years ago and have made wine in quantity ever since.

Georgia is also the “New Old World”. It’s the new country that’s exciting Wine Makers and opinion formers all around the world. They are coming to Georgia to see how high quality wines are produced here in a more natural way, buried in the earth in huge clay vessels called Kvevri (or Qvevri).

They are intrigued by the hundreds of Georgian grape varieties, (many of which are closely related to local wild “Vitis Silvestris” grapes, a situation that is unique in the world), and by the fact that in our climate, the main varieties used produce fine, balanced wine without the need for chaptalisation or acid adjustment.

Our Philosophy
&
Way of Working

Our philosophy is one of excellence based in a blend of ancient and modern know-how.

As well as respecting our inherited tradition of quality wine making, indeed because of this tradition, we aim to produce fine wines that are reliable and speak of their origin. Wines are produced under strict quality control and are bottled in our modern bottling facility.

We have a professional winemaking team working under leading Oenologist Gogi Dakishvili.

Schuchmann Winery offers the following wines:

A range authentic wines made in Kvevri (Under the trade mark VINOTERA). – These are our most traditional wines and many are made with extended skin contact for both red and