Eternity of the sun into the bottle. Orgo is the stone that was used as a closure of Qvevri in ancient times in Georgia. We still use that old tradition in our cellar for some Qvevris.
Tasting Notes
A crisp and fresh wine with elegant flavors of citrus, pear, white peach and balanced by a hint of minerality and texture

History
Winemaker’s profession isn’t new in Dakishvili Family. Wine knowledge was collected by several generations and kept for their sons and grandsons.
Gogi’s great great grandfather was a priest in the church. He was one of the first in the family who started winemaking because of Christian motives. As we know Orthodox use wine as a blood of Christ during Mesas. However, Gogi’s grandfather was killed because of Christian belief during Soviet times in 1929.
Gogi’s grandfather couldn’t continue family’s winemaking traditions, because he died very young at the age of 27 during Second World War.
However Gogi’s father became Oenologists and graduated winemaking school. Gogi also followed his ancestor’s steps and got proper education in Russia. Wine passion was so strong that he found his love in oenological faculty. Both Gogi and his wife are oenologists.
The new generation. Gogi has 3 children: Temuri – elder son is winemaker in Teliani valley, and consults several cellars as well. David , who is only 14 is so interested in wine, that in his age he already assists Gogi during winemaking process. Gogi’s daughter became doctor; however she is a huge fan of wine.
Also that Gogi’s second grandfather from mothers side was famous Qvevri master.
Traditions and century old experience makes Dakishvili wines excellent.
Specifications
Year | 2021 |
Bottle Size | 750ml |
Cultivar | Kisi and Rkatsiteli |
Country | Georgia |
Alcohol Content | 14% |
Units of Alcohol per bottle | 10.5 units |
Type | White Wine |
Food Matches | Excellent choice with seafood and cheeses |
Allergy Info | Contains sulphites and no other allergens |
Origin | Telavi |
Appellation | Telavi |